NR 661 Urology (Latest 2023 - 2024) New Full Questions and Answers ( Included ) 100% Correct
- A 44 year old female patient is diagnosed with a urinary tract infection (UTI). Which bacteria
count collected via midstream, clean catch supports adiagnosis of UTI?
- > 10,000 bacteria
- >25,000 bacteria
- >50,000 bacteria
d. >100,000 bacteria: d. >100,000 bacteria
2. A patient has been diagnosed with pyelonephritis. He probably will have:
- costovertebral angle tenderness
- a positive Murphys sign
- burning with urination
d. pain which waxes and wanes: a. costovertebral angle tenderness
- A patient has a urinary tract infection. What findings on urine dipstick bestdescribes a typical urinary
tract infection?
- positive leukocytes
- positive nitrates
- positive leukocytes, positive nitrates
d. positive nitrates and hematuria: c. positive leukocytes, positive nitrates
- A 26 year old female presents with flank pain that waxes and wanes. Whatfinding on urinalysis
should direct the nurse practitioner's next action?
- Blood
- Nitrates
- Leukocytes
d. Calcium: a. Blood
- How long should a female patient with an uncomplicated UTI be treated withan oral antibiotic?
- 1 day
- 3 days
- 5 days
d. 7 days: b. 3 days 1 / 2
- An adolescent has suspected varicocele. He has dull scrotal pain that isrelieved by:
- standing
- recumbency
- having a bowel movement
d. elevation of the testicle: b. recumbency
- A 70 year old male patient is diagnosed with renal disease. Which activitywill help preserve kidney
function?
- 20 minutes of daily exercise
- daily increase in water consumption
- daily weights
d. avoidance of red meat: b. daily increase in water consumption
- A patient has urinary burning, frequency, and urgency. A likely explanationis that the patient:
- has a kidney stone
- could be pregnant
c has a sexually transmitted disease
d. has diabetes: c has a sexually transmitted disease
- A 73 year old male patient reports that he is experiencing a weakened urinary stream, urinary
frequency, and urgency. He is waking up once or twicenightly to urinate. How should the nurse practitioner proceed?
- digital rectal exam (DRE) only
- DRE, urinalysis, PSA
- PSA only
d. PSA, DRE, BUN, Cr: b. DRE, urinalysis, PSA
10. A patient with urolithasis is more likely to:
- have frequent urinary tract infections
- be of male gender
- have chills and fever
d. demonstrate RBC casts: b. be of male gender
- A physically independent 75 year old was diagnosed with mild cognitiveimpairment 6 months
- / 2
ago. She resides in an assisted living facility. She is inthe clinic today for a scheduled visit. Her adult daughter reports that about 2 weeks ago her mother had an episode of urinary incontinence but no