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A nurse is caring for a client with urge incontinence. What should the nurse include in
  the client education?
 
  A) Tell the client to perform Kegel exercises daily
  B) Ask the client to decrease fluid intake
  C) Ask the client to void small amounts frequently
  D) Tell the client to perform Cred maneuvers

Question 2

Following delivery, a client feels the urge to void, but is unable to do so after an extended period of time. What immediate action should the nurse take?
 
  A) Report it to the practitioner.
  B) Catheterize the bladder.
  C) Apply suprapubic pressure.
  D) Reassure the client.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A
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The nurse should report to the practitioner if the client feels the urge to void but is unable to do so. Other measures, such as catheterization or suprapubic pressure, should not be performed unless advised by the practitioner. Failure to void may indicate swelling or injury to the urinary system; therefore, reassurance is not sufficient.



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