Author Question: What is the BEST evidence that a nurse has been successful when catheterizing a client? a. The ... (Read 10 times)

rachel9 · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

What is the BEST evidence that a nurse has been successful when catheterizing a client?

a. The client does not complain of pain. c. The sterile field has been maintained.
b. The client develops bladder spasms. d. Urine drains from the catheter.

Question 2

A female client with a long and complex history of chronic pain has begun a program of biofeedback with an advanced practice nurse. Together, the nurse and the client would identify what goal of this program?

A) The client will be able to lessen her pain through the use of massage.
B) The client will learn to alter her physiological responses to her pain.
C) The client will learn to cope more effectively and constructively with her pain.
D) The client will learn to identify the signs of impending pain more clearly.

chreslie · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

D
When the urinary catheter enters the bladder, urine drains from the catheter.

Answer to Question 2

B
Feedback:
With biofeedback, a client learns to control or alter a physiologic phenomenon (eg, pain, blood pressure, headache, heart rate and rhythm, seizures) as an adjunct to traditional pain management. Biofeedback does not involve massage or specific coping techniques.