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NUR 2206 ( LATEST 2024 / 2025 ) FINAL 2 | COMPLETE ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
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NUR 2206 Final 21. What is anabolism?
Answer
Building up of molecules from simpler ones.
2. What is anuria?
Answer
24-hour output less than 50 mL.
3. What is catabolism?
Answer
Breakdown of complex molecules into smaller ones.
4. What is defecation?
Answer
Discharge of feces from the body.
5. What is dysuria?
Answer
Painful urination.
6. What is emesis?
Answer
Vomiting. (Emesis basin).
7. What is enteral nutrition?
Answer
Receiving medications through a tube.
8. What is enuresis?
,Involuntary urination.
9. What is flatulence?
Answer
Excessive formation of gases in the GI tract.
10. What is hematocrit?
Answer
RBC in the blood.
11. What is a nasogastric tube?
Answer
Tube through nose into stomach for feeding. Check in place via Xray.
12. What is nocturia?
Answer
Regularly needing to get up to use the bathroom during the night.
13. What does NPO stand for?
Answer
Nothing by mouth.
14. What is neurogenic bladder?
Answer
Unable to use any other bladder management method, such as those with neurogenic bladder
dysfunction related to a disability (e.g., spinal cord injury), require long-term use of an
indwelling catheter.
15. What is oliguria?
Answer
24-hour urine output is less than 400 mL.
16. What is parenteral nutrition?
, The administration of nutritional support via the intravenous route. (IV).
17. What is a percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube?
Answer
Tube (PEG)
surgically placed in the stomach for feedings.
18. What is polyuria?
Answer
Excessive output of urine (diuresis).
19. What is stool?
Answer
Bowel elimination.
20. What is medical asepsis?
Answer
Clean Technique--- most microorganisms are rid of.
21. What is contaminated?
Answer
The introduction of a clean area to one of bacteria and microorganisms.
22. What is dehiscence?
Answer
Partial or total separation of wound layers due to excessive stress on wounds that are nothealed.
23. What is evisceration?
Answer
Medical emergency. Complete separation of the wound with protrusion of viscera (organ)
through incision.
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