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female urinary tract, male urinary tract, oliguria, decreased urine output is defined, producing less than 500 ml of urine in 24 hours, though a significant decrease in urine output, indicate a serious, life-threatening condition, adequate urine output, restored, prompt medical treatment, dehydration, due to vomiting, diarrhea, fever, a simultaneous lack of adequate fluid intake, total urinary tract obstruction, enlarged prostate, severe infection shock, drugs anticholinergics, methotrexate, diuretics, prescribed fluid regimens, measure urine output, consistent decrease in urine output, have been vomiting, having bouts of diarrhea, high fever, unable to take in enough replacement fluid by mouth, decrease in urine output is associated, dizziness, lightheadedness, rapid pulse, medical history, a physical examination performed, medical history, decreased urine output in detail, time pattern, did it occur suddenly, has it rapidly, become worse, quality, how much fluid is consumed each day, how much urine is produced each day, what color, urine, aggravating factors, has there been fever, has there been diarrhea, has there been vomiting, nausea, thirst decreased, does increasing fluid intake increase urine output, puffiness, in the skin, around the eyes, hands, feet, moist, pink, warm skin, dry, pale skin, the lips, mouth dry, a distended bladder, feel a firm bulge, in the pelvis over the pubic bone, what medications, any allergies, adequate fluids available, accessible, past history, recent injuries burns, recent illnesses, have there been previous problems, the kidneys, bladder, a physical examination, a catheter placed, in the urinary bladder to relieve an obstruction, to assist, careful measurement of urine output, patients need to be hospitalized, fluid management, diagnostic tests, blood studies to monitor electrolytes, renal function, ct, cat, scan, the abdomen, intravenous pyelogram, ivp, renal scan, abdominal ultrasound, urine tests, tests, infection, related to decreased urine output.