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Marty · **on:** Jun 25, 2018

The nurse is providing care to a client at a local clinic. The nurse suspects that the client is experiencing a urinary tract infection. Which urinalysis result supports the nurse's suspicions?

A) pH 5.2
B) Negative glucose
C) WBC 10-15
D) Specific gravity 1.012

Question 2

What statement made by the client would indicate understanding of discharge teaching for self-care after hospitalization for acute pancreatitis?

A) I will avoid onions, caffeine, and spices.
B) I will take the antibiotics for 2 weeks.
C) I will avoid alcoholic beverages.
D) I will get immunized prior to my vacation.

FergA · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 25, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

A urinalysis typically consists of the pH, glucose, specific gravity, protein, and WBC count. The pH, glucose and specific gravity are all within normal limits. A normal WBC is 0-4. The WBC count for this client is high and indicates infection.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C

Alcohol increases the risk of pancreatitis. Antibiotics are used to prevent pyloric stenosis. Onions, caffeine, and spices increase the risk of GERD. Immunizations can prevent specific types of hepatitis.