Which client statement indicates understanding about a transrectal ultrasound?
a. "This will determine if the outlet of my bladder is obstructed."
b. "This will determine the amount of resi-dual urine present."
c. "This is performed to view the interior of the bladder and urethra."
d. "This is performed to view the prostate and do a tissue biopsy."
D
A transrectal ultrasound is performed to view the prostate and surrounding structures and possi-bly also to do a tissue biopsy. A urodynamic pressure flow study will determine if the outlet of the client's bladder is obstructed. A bladder scan will determine the amount of residual urine that is present. A cytoscopy will allow the interior of the bladder and urethra to be visualized.
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