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While assessing a 45-year-old female client's health history, the nurse notes the client may be at risk for developing stress urinary incontinence because of which of the following?
 
  a. BMI 23
  b. Vaginal delivery for eight live births
  c. Blood pressure of 120/68 mm Hg
  d. Family history of type 2 diabetes

Question 2

A client, feeling discomfort in her pubic area, tells the nurse she has been voiding only a little bit, about every half hour. The nurse realizes this client is describing clinical signs of:
 
  a. functional incontinence.
  b. urinary retention.
  c. nocturia.
  d. stress incontinence.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B



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