1. The most common organism responsible for UTIs in women and the elderly is:

2. The major cause of death for patients with neurologic impairment of the bladder is:

3. An example of an upper urinary tract infection (UTI) is:

4. The predominant cause of bladder cancer is:

5. A sign of possible UTI is:

6. A major clinical manifestation of renal stones is:

7. A first-line fluoroquinolone antibacterial agent for UTIs that has been found to be significantly effective is:

8. The most common symptom of cancer of the bladder is:

9. The major complication of neurogenic bladder is:

10. The urinary diversion whereby the patient will void from his rectum for the rest of his life is known as a:

11. Incontinence or dyssynergia is a voiding dysfunction found in the following neurogenic disorder:

12. There is an increased risk of UTIs in the presence of:

13. Complications of chronic pyelonephritis include:

14. The type of incontinence that results from a sudden increase in intra-abdominal pressure is:

15. Nursing measures for the patient with neurogenic bladder include:

16. The most common site of a lower UTI is the:

17. A patient being prescribed a diet moderately reduced in calcium and phosphorus should be taught to avoid:

18. The most effective intravesical agent for transurethral resection or fulguration for bladder cancer is:

19. Spastic neurogenic bladder is associated with all of the following except:

20. A woman is taught to catheterize herself by inserting the catheter into the urethra:

21. Patients with urolithiasis need to be encouraged to:

22. Health information for a female patient diagnosed as having cystitis includes all of the following except:

23. When managing a closed urinary drainage system, the nurse needs to remember not to:

24. Fluid management as a method of behavioral therapy for incontinence requires a daily liquid intake of:

25. Frequently, a urinary analgesic is prescribed for relief of burning, pain, and other symptoms of a UTI. An example would be: