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| a thin tube inserted into the bladder to drain urine, removed immediately after urine is drained. |
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| A hard stool that is stuck in the rectum and can not be expelled |
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| a chronic inflammatory disease of the intestine |
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| a bedpan that is flatter than a regular bedpan, used for residents that can not lift their hips up unassisted |
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| Foley cathter; remains inside the bladder for a period of time |
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| enlarged veins in the rectum. Van also be outside the anus |
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| an artificial opening through the stomach |
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| a chair with a toilet seat and a removable container underneath |
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| a Texas catheter; catheter used for males,with an attachment on the end that fits onto the penis and fastened with specia tape to drain urine |
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| the frequent elimination of liquid or semi liquid feces |
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| Cancer of the gastrointestinal tract |
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| The inability to control the bladder, which leads to an involuntary loss of urine |
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| a sample that is used for analysis fin order to try to make a diagnosis |
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| the inability ti control the bowels, leading to a involuntary passage of stools |
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| the passage through which urine is voided, leads from the bladder |
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| collected any time a resident urinates |
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| air in the intestine that is passed through the rectum |
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| a plastic collection container put into a toilet bowl to collect or measure urine or feces |
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| a bacterial infection of the urethra, bladder, ureter or kidney |
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| the inability ti digest lactose, a type of sugar in mailk and other dairy products |
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| renal calculi; form when urine crystallizes in the kidney |
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| mid-stream specimen CCMS; does not include the first and last urine voided in the sample. |
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| The body can not absorb or digest a particular nutrient properly |
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| Renolvascular Hypertension |
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| a condition in which a blockage of the arteries to the kidneys causes high blood pressure |
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| collects all the urine voided by a resident in a 24-hour period |
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| when a ureter is opened to the abdomen for urine to be eliminated |
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| chronic kidney failure; the kidneys become unable to eliminate certain waste products from the body |
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| passing from the large intestine out of the body through the anus. |
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Bastroesophageal reflux disease
a chronic condition in which the liquid contents of the stomach back up into the esophagus |
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| a surgically-created opening into the large intestine to allow stool to be expelled |
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| an artificial way of removing the body's waste products, can improve and extend life for several years |
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| involuntary contractions that move food the the gastrointestinal system |
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| a surgically-created opening in the end of the small intestine to allow stool to be expelled |
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| a thin tube inserted into the body that is used to drain fluids or inject fluids |
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| the inability to eliminate stool. |
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| the inability to eliminate stool or have a bowel movement |
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| the process of eroding away |
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| a specific amount of water, with or without additives, that is introduced into the colon to stimulate the elimination of stool |
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