Exam 34: Management of Clients with Urinary Disorders

The nurse teaching self-catheterization technique should include the importance of

A male client has come to the clinic with complaints of urethritis and urinary frequency with burning. The nurse should assess this client for the presence of

A male client is scheduled for radical bladder surgery for advanced cancer. He appears very anxious and is making sexually inappropriate jokes to the nursing staff. The most appropriate nursing diagnosis for this client is

During a bladder training program for a client with spinal cord injury using intermittent catheterization, the client suddenly complains of a throbbing headache. Noting that the client's blood pressure is elevated, the priority action by the nurse is to

After reading the order to "irrigate ureteral catheter with 50 ml of sterile saline solution," the nurse should

A client with urinary incontinence is scheduled for surgery. The client states "This will fix my incontinence." The nurse should assess this client for the presence of

Noting that the client's stoma is red and moist 8 hours after urinary diversion surgery, the nurse would

The nurse would realize that additional teaching is needed when the client with a ureteroileostomy says "I

A client is having intravesical BCG instillation for bladder cancer. Safety precautions the nurse should implement include

To determine if a client has an initial manifestation typically seen in clients with bladder neoplasm, the nurse would ask