Which Observation by the Nurse Indicates That a Continuous Bladder Irrigation for a Patient Following
Multiple Choice
Which observation by the nurse indicates that a continuous bladder irrigation for a patient following genitourinary surgery is effective?
A) Output that is smaller than the amount instilled
B) Blood clots or sediment in the drainage bag
C) Bright red urine turns pink in the tubing
D) Bladder distention with tenderness
Correct Answer:
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