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PSW Foundations Module 3 Test Review (Latest 2025/ 2026 Update) Questions & Answers | Grade A| 100 out of 100 (Verified Solutions)
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1 Notify the physician immediately of the urine color. 2Ask the client how long their urine has been bloody. 3Ask the nursing supervisor what to do. 4 Assess the client's recent diet and medication intake. 4 Assess the client's recent diet and medication intake. During the shift report, you learn that your assigned client has "nocturia." Which of the following questions should you ask this client? 1 "How often do you wet the bed at night?" 2 "Are you eating salty snacks in the evening?" 3 "How many times do you get up to void at night?" 4 "When did these bladder spasms at night begin?" 3 "How many times do you get up to void at night?" When teaching older adults about incontinence, you most need to inform older adults that: 1 incontinence is not a normal consequence of aging and often can be treated. 2 the bladder loses its muscle tone with aging, so Kegel exercises are the only help. 3 it is necessary to go to the bathroom more often in order to prevent incontinence. 4 99 percent of incontinence in the elderly is caused by a form of urinary retention. 1 incontinence is not a normal consequence of aging and often can be treated When assessing a client who has a diagnosis of neurogenic bladder, what would you most likely find the client to say?
1 "My bladder always feels full." 2 "I am often unable to control my urination." 3 "I have a nervous bladder." 4 "I urinate about 5 to 7 times each 24-hour day." 2 "I am often unable to control my urination." The physician orders a client to be catheterized for residual urine after the next voiding. The nurse responsible for catheterizing this client will most need to: 1 instruct the client to put on their call light after voiding. 2 catheterize the client within 30 minutes of voiding. 3 catheterize the client immediately after the client voids. 4 chart the residual amount obtained if it is more than 30mL/hour. 3 catheterize the client immediately after the client voids. When collecting a clean catch or midstream specimen from a client, it is most important that the nurse: 1 provide the client with a sterile specimen container and a lid. 2 instruct the client to squat or stand while voiding into the container. 3 have the client wear a pair of clean or sterile gloves. 4 give the client an antibacterial soap to use in cleansing the urethral area. 1 provide the client with a sterile specimen container and a lid.
Which of the following statements by a client with recurrent urinary infections would indicate the client understood your teaching about the best fluids to drink to prevent urinary infections? 1 "My daily diet includes two to three glasses of vegetable juice." 2 "Each day I drink two glasses of a blend of fruit and yogurt." 3 "I drink two to three glasses of cranberry juice every day." 4 "Each morning and evening I have a glass of orange juice." 3 "I drink two to three glasses of cranberry juice every day." A nurse is teaching a wellness class and is covering the warning signs of stroke. A patient asks, "What is the most important thing for me to remember?" Which is an appropriate response by the nurse?