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| fluid loss that cannot be measured such as sweat |
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| placed under the top ring in front of the toilet to catch urine for measurement |
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| function unit of the kidney |
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| icreases bladder compacity decreases voiding in clients with neurogenic bladder. side effects fry mouth, head aches, dizziness |
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| the inability to void even with an urge to void |
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| amt retained in the bladder. should be less than 50 ml |
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| occurs when the pt is unable to completely empty bladder and it quickly refills causing urge to void again |
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| Inflammation of the stomach and the intestines. Can cause nausea and vomiting and/or diarrhea. |
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| More than the normal amount of albumin in the urine. Albumin is the predominant protein in human blood |
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| A condition in which abnormally high amounts of ketone bodies (a byproduct of the breakdown of cells) are present in the urine |
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1.003 - 1.030 measures pt hydration status and gives info about ability of the kidneys to concentrate urine
lower values suggest more dilute urine |
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| excretion of an abnormally large quanity of urine |
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| secretion and passage of large amts |
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| urinary output less than 100 ml/day |
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| painful of difficult urination |
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