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A nurse has collected 160 ml of urine output from a 3-year-old client during 8 hr. the client weighs 33 lb. The next nursing action will be continued care as this is a normal range for his size.
Patients who require ongoing nursing care are eligible for continued care. Patients in this area receive round-the-clock nursing care and supervision for assistance with everyday tasks such as bathing, dressing, eating, managing medication, caring for incontinence, and moving around.
Typical urine output is 1-2 ml/kg/hr. One needs to know the patient's weight, the volume of urine they generated, and how long it took them to produce that urine in order to calculate their urine output. If possible, urine production should be measured at least once every four hours.
Low urine output is known medically as oliguria. The kidneys will produce urine if there is a blockage, but they won't be able to eliminate it. You can have renal, heart, or lung issues if you aren't passing pee. What is causing the poor urine flow will determine the optimal course of treatment for oliguria.
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