Need help with these 2 questions. 11.22 How many milliliters (mL) should be documentedindicating the total amount of fluid loss for aninfant who had 12 soiled diapers weighing 5grams at the end of a 10-hour shift? One drydiaper weighed 0.2 grams.11.23A client is admitted with frequent, loose stools.Prior to implementing orders to insert a Foleycatheter, what would be the nursing priorityOApply fecal incontinence bag.Perform perineal care.Administer an antidiarrheal agent.Insert a rectal tube.50

As per our policy, We are answering only question 1. For the rest of the questions please repost. Nurses are dedicated to the noble responsibility of "caring for patients". The primary duty of a professional nurse is to focus on the task of nurturing patients, such as "motherly care" and "patient satisfaction". Solution: Given: 12 soiled diapers weighing 5 grams, one dry diaper weighed 0.2 grams. Explanation: To calculate an infant's urine output= the weight of wet diapers - the weight of dry diapers. Here, 1 gram of weight = 1 milliliter of fluid. As the weight of 12 soiled diapers is 5 grams Then the weight of 1 wet diaper = 5/12 = 0.41 grams Urine output = 0.41- 0.2 = 0.21 grams = 0.21 ml Answer: The total urine output = 0.21 ml.