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| What is the goal of urine collection? |
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Definition
| To obtain a sample free of contaminants that would yeild the most diagnostic results |
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| What are the properties of acceptable urine collection containers? |
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Definition
| Dry, Opaque, Tight fitting lid, Sterile |
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| What is the purpose of a urine collection container being opaque? |
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Definition
| To prevent degradation of light-sensitive components |
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| What is the purpose of a urine collection container having a tight fitting lid? |
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Definition
| So that nothing may get in or out |
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| What are the 3 methods for collecting urine? |
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Definition
| Free catch, Cystocentesis, Urine Catheter |
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| Free flow, clean catch, voided, and spontaneous micturition are other names for? |
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Definition
| Free Catch Urine Collection Method |
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| Which urine collection method is considered simple and noninvasive? |
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| Why is free catch urine collected midstream? |
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Definition
| The inital urine will have bacteria from the vulva or prepuce |
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| What is the minimum amount of sample needed from a Free Catch (Urine Collection Method) in order to test it? |
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Definition
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| What is a potential test outcome if a container that has food residue on it is used to collect urine? |
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Definition
| Sugar alters glucose levels |
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| Is free catch a sterile procedure? |
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Definition
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| What way(s) could you enact urination? |
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Definition
| Wipe the vulva or prepuce with water or massage bladder |
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| What is one of the most important things to note on the chart when using Free Catch (Urine Collection Method)? |
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Definition
| Record how the sample was obtained |
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Term
What are some of the supplies needed for a transurethral catheterization?
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Definition
| Sterile syringe, Sterile urine cup/collection bag, Sterile Saline/Flushing Solution, Sterile lab gloves, suture material, Vaginal Speculum, Otoscope, pen light, water soluble lubricant, Cleansing solution, Gauze pads/cotton balls, Mosquito forceps, Drugs for sedation (if needed) |
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| Is transurethral catheterization a sterile procedure? |
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Definition
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| How do you measure a catheter? |
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| How many mm is 1F (french unit)? |
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| What are the types of transurethral catheters? |
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Definition
| Tomcat, Slippery Sam, Red Rubber, Polypropaline, Folly, and Metal |
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Term
| This type of transurethral catheter is made up of hard, rigid plastic |
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Definition
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Term
| This type of transurethral catheter is mainly used to remove a blockage and/or supply continuous drainage |
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Definition
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Term
| Is a Tomcat transurethral catheter open-ended or closed-ended? |
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Definition
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Term
| Can a be Tomcat transurethral catheter sutured in? |
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Definition
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Term
| Does the Slippery Sam transurethral catheter use a stilet? |
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Definition
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Term
| Which transurethral catheters can be used for long-term placement? |
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Definition
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| Who would use a Slippery Sam transurethral catheter? |
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Definition
| male cat, small female dog |
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Term
| What is required if a Red Rubber transurethral catheter is used on a male cat? |
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Definition
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| This transurethral catheter is made of soft, bendable rubber and can have multiple usages |
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Definition
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| This transurethral catheter is mainly used in male dogs |
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Definition
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| This transurethral catheter is only used temporarily |
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Definition
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| This transurethral catheter is mainly used in female cats and dogs |
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Definition
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| This transurethral catheter requires a syringe |
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Definition
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| This transurethral catheter is filled with 2 cc of sterile saline to inflate and hold its position in the body |
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Definition
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| This transurethral catheter is only used in female dogs for a very short time period |
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Definition
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Term
| This tool helps to site the opening for a female dog |
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Definition
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Term
| This tool can be used in place of a Vaginal Speculum |
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Definition
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Term
| What technique must be used for transurethral catheterization? |
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Definition
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Term
| After you see a flash of urine during transurethral catheterization, you should advance the catheter how many cm? What is the purpose of this advance? |
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Definition
| 1-2 cm/1 in., ensures proper placement |
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Term
| Who is usually sadated for a transurethral catheterization? |
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Definition
| Female dogs, both male and female cats |
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Term
| Which restraints are best for transurethral catheterization? |
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Definition
| Standing, ventral (legs of dogs usually hang off table) |
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Term
| Which structure can create the most resistance in a transurethral catheterization of a male dog? |
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| What can be used to feed the catheter out of the sterile package? |
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| Is transurethral catheterization more difficult with females or males? |
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