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the process of analysing urine using physicla or chemical tests
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the fluid which is excreted by the kidneys
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used by male patients to pass urine into
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a toileting receptacle which is used by bed-bound patients
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the measurement of how acidic or alkaline a solution is
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a sample, usually of urine or blood
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excessive accumulation of fluid in the tissues
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filtering units of the kidney
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a transparent bag which collects the urine that drains out of the urinary catheter
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is a tube which is left in situ or in place
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is the use of a microscope to visualise the presence of microbes in specimens
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the population of microbes which is grown in a labolatory and analysed by a pathologist
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to filter the blood and remove waste products which are secreted in urine
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controls salt and water concentration levels
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the tube that carries urine outside the body
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It burns when I go to the toilet, and I have to go all the time start learning
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Right. So what you're saying is that it hurts when you're actually passing urine...
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Yes. It hurts when the urine comes out,...
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Its full name is urinary tract infection
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He'll want you to do a urine specimen... start learning
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OK. So you want me to do a urine specimen, do you?
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Yes, the sample is less likely to have bacteria...
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Could you repeat back the steps for me so I can be sure yoy followed my explanation?
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Can you show me how you'll hold the specimen jar?
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Do you understand/see what I mean?
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I haven't been able to use this bedpan at all start learning
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You mean that you haven't been able to pass any urine?
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You've still got some urinary retention after your operation, haven't you? start learning
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You mean that I can't go to the toilet?
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I might have to put in a catheter to drain the urine start learning
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Is that the tube which goes into your bladder?
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... a tube which is left in situ start learning
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And you have to take care how you put the tube in so I don't get an infection start learning
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That's exactly it. It's called aseptic technique because it keeps equipment sterile to avoid contamination
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It's a transparent bag which collects the urine that drains out of the catheter
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