Multiple Choice
A baby born without a urinary bladder has a cutaneous ureterostomy with one stoma and a cutaneous ureterostomy has been surgically created.One stoma exists.Discussion with the child's family regarding the care should include which of the following?
A) "This urinary diversion is permanent, and urine will drain from it continually."
B) "In the future, a second surgery will offer an exit for the urine from the other kidney."
C) "This pouch needs to be changed only once a week."
D) "You should notify the surgeon if the stoma becomes paler in color."
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