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Melani1276

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An expected outcome of the client's urinary specimen is observed when the urine is:
 
  A. Dark yellow
  B. Clear and straw-colored
  C. Showing some sediment
  D. Pink-tinged and slightly cloudy

Question 2

When obtaining laboratory specimens, the nurse needs to be aware that: (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. specimen collection may cause anxiety and embarrassment.
  b. sociocultural variations may affect a patient's compliance.
  c. contact isolation precautions are required for collection of blood.
  d. two identifiers, including room number, must be used.



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Chelseyj.hasty

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Answer to Question 1

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B. Urine remains clear and dilute, without foul odor.
A and C. Signs and symptoms of UTI are a change in urinary elimination such as frequency or nocturia; pain in back or on urination (dysuria); changes in urine including odor, blood, or sediment in urine and color changes to dark yellow or pink.
D. Cloudy urine and urine with a strong odor may indicate UTI.

Answer to Question 2

A, B
The nurse should recognize that specimen collection may cause anxiety, embarrassment, and/or discomfort. Cultural considerations are important when collecting specimens and performing diagnostic procedures. Culture and beliefs may affect a patient's response and willingness to participate in specimen collection. Use of a patient's room number is not an acceptable identifier, and the nurse should follow standard precautions when collecting specimens of blood or other body fluids.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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