Urinary Tract Infection

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What are the 3 key diagnostic signs and symptoms of UTI in women under 65 without a catheter?
Nocturia / Dysuria / Cloudy-looking Urine
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What does the PINCH ME mnemonic stand for?
P - pain
I - infection
N - nutrition
C - constipation
H - hydration

M - medications
E - environment
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What are STRONG risk factors for UTI?
Sexual Activity
Spermicide Use
Post Menopause
Positive Family History of UTIs
History of Recurrent UTI
Presence of Foreign Body
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What are WEAK risk factors for UTI?
Insulin Treated Diabetes
Recent Antibiotics
Poor Bladder Emptying
Increasing Age
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In women over the age of 65 delirium can be a symptom of a UTI, true or false?
True
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What can flank pain be a sign of?
Kidney Problem
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What are pyrogens?
Substances that Cause Fever
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What is dysuria?
Painful Urination
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What can cause cloudy urine in a UTI?
Discharge of pus or blood into the urinary tract.

Build-up of white blood cells as the body tries to eliminate invading bacteria.
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When a fever is present, what temperature does the hypothalamic thermoregulatory centre, maintain the internal temperature between?
37 - 38 Degrees
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Topical oestrogen compounds reduce the recurrence of UTI, in post-menopausal women, true or false?
True
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What is nocturia?
Passing urine more often than usual at night.
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What does the PINCH ME mnemonic stand for?

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P - pain
I - infection
N - nutrition
C - constipation
H - hydration

M - medications
E - environment

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What are STRONG risk factors for UTI?

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What are WEAK risk factors for UTI?

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In women over the age of 65 delirium can be a symptom of a UTI, true or false?

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