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Fundamentals of Nursing

Competency-Based Assessments

Fundamentals of NursingCompetency-Based Assessments

Competency-Based Assessments

1 .
Outline the process of urine formation.
2 .
A teenager with a history of trauma exhibits altered urinary patterns. Outline a collaborative care plan involving healthcare professionals and counselors to address psychological factors that may be contributing to impaired urinary elimination.
3 .
Identify a potential adverse effect associated with bladder irrigation. Describe the signs or symptoms that may indicate this adverse effect, and outline the immediate actions a nurse should take to address the situation and ensure patient safety.
4 .
Determine if each of the following urine sample results is normal or abnormal. What might these results indicate?
  • Color: Dark yellow
  • Clarity: Cloudy
  • pH: 6.0
  • Protein: Positive
  • Glucose: Negative
  • Ketones: Negative
  • Nitrites: Positive
  • Leukocytes: Positive
  • Blood: Positive
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