A nurse on the previous shift removed an indwelling catheter from a patient. What is the oncoming shift nurse's priority? Answers: Assisting the client to the toilet. Assessing for urinary retention. Teaching the client bladder retaining excercises. Obtaining a specimen of urine.
A nurse on the previous shift removed an indwelling catheter from a patient. What is the oncoming shift nurse's priority? Answers: Assisting the client to the toilet. Assessing for urinary retention. Teaching the client bladder retaining excercises. Obtaining a specimen of urine.
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A nurse on the previous shift removed an indwelling catheter from a patient. What is the oncoming shift nurse's priority?
Answers:
Assisting the client to the toilet.
O Assessing for urinary retention.
Teaching the client bladder retaining excercises.
Obtaining a specimen of urine.
Question 29
The client's two-way catheter has blocked. An open irrigation has been ordered. Why should the solution be instilled gently and s
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To minimize the risk of bladder spasms.
To increase the effectiveness of the solution.
To prevent air being instilled into the bladder.
To reduce the risk of introducing microorganisms into the urinary tract.
Question 30
The patient is admitted to hospital diagnosed with urinary retention. After inserting an indwelling catheter, the nurse notes a pungent
is heavily sedimented and has specks of blood. What is the nurse's priority action?
Answers:
Document the patient's vital signs, intake and output.
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