A nurse coming from morning report is instructed to use a bladder scanner on a client following a client’s attempt at urination. The client is able to void 300 mL. The client denies any pain on urination. The nurse scans 250 mL of remaining urine in the bladder. Which entry is most correct when documenting the intervention?

The nurse is caring for several clients on a urinary medical unit. Which client is at an increased risk for bladder stones?

The nurse is employed in a urologist’s office. Which classification of medication is anticipated for clients having difficulty with urinary incontinence?

A client comes to the clinic for a follow-up visit. During the interview, the client states, “Sometimes when I have to urinate, I can’t control it and do not reach the bathroom in time.” The nurse suspects that the client is experiencing which type of incontinence?

The nurse is caring for a client who is following a treatment plan to decrease urinary tract infections. What indicates the need to change the treatment plan?

A client with newly diagnosed renal cancer is questioning why detection was delayed. Which is an appropriate response by the nurse?

A client who suffered hypovolemic shock during a cardiac incident has developed acute kidney injury. Which is the best nursing rationale for this complication?

Sally is a child with spina bifida who participates in swimming lessons alongside her same-aged peers who are typically developing at a community pool. This is an example of:  

The culture of poverty theory suggests that poverty persists because of values and behaviors learned across generations.

Intersectionality examines how overlapping identities like race, gender, class, age, sexual orientation, and citizenship status create overlapping forms of oppression and inequality.