Oliguria history and symptoms

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History and Symptoms

• Time pattern
  • When did this begin?
  • Did it occur suddenly?
  • Has it rapidly become worse?
• Quality
  • How much does the patient drink each day?
  • Does drinking more increase the daily urine output?
  • How much urine does the patient produce each day?
  • What color is the urine?
• Aggravating factors
  • Has there been fever?
  • Has there been diarrhea?
  • Has there been vomiting? With or without nausea?
  • Is thirst decreased?
  • What other symptoms does the patient have?
• Other
  • What medications does the patient take?
  • Does the patient have any allergies?
  • Does the patient have access to adequate fluids?
• Medical history
  • Has the patient had any recent injuries such as burns?
  • Has the patient been sick?
  • Does the patient have a history of a problem with the kidneys or bladder?