NIT EIGHT Deviations in Pediatric Health LABS & DIAGNOSTICS Matching Exericse: Tests For Genitourinary Disorders Match t

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NIT EIGHT Deviations in Pediatric Health LABS & DIAGNOSTICS Matching Exericse: Tests For Genitourinary Disorders Match the diagnostic test with the corresponding test purpose 1. Urinalysis A. Checks the kidney function by measuring the waste 2. Urine culture and sensitivity product of energy metabolism from muscle 3. Specific gravity (SG) B. Check the bladder and surrounding structures during the 4 Intravenous pyelogram process of voiding following the administration of contrast 5. Voiding cystoute material dye), which is instilled into the child's bladder to throgram (VCUG) investigate the presence of reflux or strictures 6. Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) C. Checked via machine to assess the concentration of urine 7. Blood creatinine D. Checks the renal pelvic structures by radiography Ixray 8. Creatinine clearance following the administration of an intravenously injected contrast material dye E. A blood sample showing a waste product of protein metabolism excreted via the kidneys F. Check for blood, glucose, ketones, protein, and pH G. Collected for culture of bacteria or other infectious organisms and their sensitivity toward antibiotic therapy H. Collected over time to measure the end product of energy metabolism from muscle SAFETY STAT! Short Answer Question If a child weighs 34 pounds and a non-steroidal antiinflammatory drug (NSAID) PO medication is ordered to reduce pain associated with a UTI and fever at 15 mg/kg, how much medication would she require the medication comes as an over the counter liquid with 200 mg/10 ml. How many mililiters would the family need to prepare for each dose