Question

Description A nurse prepares to remove an indwelling Catheter for a client. Which action is appropriate when performing this task? a. position supine b. Document urine output c. Drain fluid from balloon do wrap tube in waterproof pad Outcom @ A nurse reinforces teaching for a client who has ileal conduit. which information should be included when performing this task? @ Self-catherization is necessary sowel movement will contain urine C Stoma should appear pink and moist d low residice foods are recommended e urine is collected in an external pouch Poto (3) A nurse provide care to a client who has CKD. which prescription should be questioned? a. Furosemide 20mg PO twice daily b. Insulin determir 8 units sa at its c. Lactated Ringer's somL/hr by continuous infusion d. Acetame nophen 650 mg rectal suppository Q6 hr!

Answer 1

1. Indwelling catheter is used in various medical conditions. The insertion and removal of catheter should be performed with proper care and precautions to avoid any complications.
Careless removal of catheter may cause tissue damage.
The first step to prepare the patient while removing indwelling catheter is patient position. The patient should be positioned in supine lying for easy accessibility of the catheter.
So the answer is (a) position supine.
2. The nurse needs to teach and educate the patient with ileal conduit about the care for stoma, lifestyle changes and diet modifications.
The care of stoma is important to prevent any complications and infection. The stoma should be protected from urine. A healthy stoma will appear moist and pink.
so the correct option is (c) stoma will appear pink and moist.
3. Chronic kidney disease causes severe renal impairments that causes difficulty in maintaining the fluid balance in body.
Ringer lactate contains many electrolytes like sodium chloride and potassium. In CKD it can cause severe edema in body as the fluid can not be excreted through the diseases kidney.
So the correct answer is (c) lactate ringers.

All other medicine are prescribed in CKD