Create a PowerPoint answering the following questions: Who is at risk for developing kidney stones? Identify the different kinds of kidney stones? Discuss diagnosis and treatment of kidney stones? Why does the location of the stone matter? Discuss the nursing implications for working with individuals with kidney stones. Title Slide (1 slide) Who is at risk (2-3 slides) Kinds of kidney stones (2-3 slides) Diagnosis & treatment (4-6 slides) Location (2-3 slides) Nursing implications (3-4 slides)
Which of the following statements about kidney stones is/are true?
what is the relationship between cola(pepsi, come) and renal stones?
How can you decreases your chances of having kidney stones?
Does peripheral vascular disease cause or associated with hypertension, kidney failure, heart failure, eye disease, anemia, constipation, or Osteoarthritis? if any are related, please explain why.
1. Robertson is a 35‑year‑old male with a family history of kidney stones. Because Robertson reports that he has been experiencing pain in his back and intense pain spasms in his groin, the physician wants to test him for stones. The physician informs Robertson that he needs to collect his urine over a 24‑hour period. This instruction puzzles and annoys Robertson, and he wants to know why it is necessary. As a medical assistant, how do you explain the 24‑hour...
1) TRUE or FALSE: The mechanism that allows Ca++ channel blockers or α- (alpha) blockers to help pass kidney stones is that both drug classes increase the force of ureter peristalsis. 2) TRUE or FALSE: Shock Wave lithotripsy can be used to treat all Kidney stones. 3) TRUE or FALSE: After ureteroscopy is performed to remove a stone, a permanent stent is placed in the urethra. 4) TRUE or FALSE: Eating more Ca++ in the diet might actually lead to...
15. All of the following involve biofilms except -A) kidney stones. B) inner ear infections. C)atherosclerosis. D) sinusitis. r ouperficial skin infections
Which of the following is NOT true regarding renal calculi (kidney stones)? Question 1 options: Take vitamin D and calcium tablets to strengthen bones and kidneys Limit foods high in dietary oxalate such as spinach, cocoa, and peanuts to prevent calcium oxalate stones Lower pH of the urine to acidify the urine and reduce stone formation Provide and encourage adequate fluids to reduce risk of crystals forming Question 2 (1 point) Which of the following is true regarding Polycystic Kidney...
Does equating status with authority cause confusion? Why or why not?