medium · NCLEX-RN management
Which communication from an RN to an AP regarding a client with a urinary catheter is most appropriate?
- "Empty the catheter bag and notify me immediately if the total 8-hour output is less than 240 mL."
- "Help the client with their peri-care and tell me if the catheter is still in the right place."
- "Please make sure the client stays hydrated and record how much water they drink this afternoon."
- "Let me know if the urine in the catheter bag looks like it might be infected or dark."
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