982) A client with a family history of kidney stones hascome to a healthcare facility for an annual healthcheckup. The client has had two previous experienceswith renal colic. The client states, "I really don't everwant to experience that kind of pain again."● What factors should the nurse include whenteaching the client about kidney stones for thosewith a family history of the same?What general measures should the nurse suggestto prevent formation of kidney stones?(3) A client who had a bladder tumor recently underwentsurgery for removal of the urinary bladder with creationof an ileal conduit. An appliance is fitted over the surgical●stoma.●The nurse would monitor the client for whichpossible complications?What measures should the nurse include whenproviding postoperative care for this client?ADII2BRn10Mi8are

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