The nurse is providing instructions to the NAP on applying a condom catheter on a male patient. Which of the following indications should the NAP report to the nurse? (Select all that apply.)
a. Patient complains of pain at the site or when voiding
b. Redness or irritation at the site where the condom catheter is applied
c. Skin breakdown of the glans penis or pe-nile shaft
d. Urinary incontinence
A, B, C
Complaints of pain and any skin irritation or breakdown should be immediately reported to the nurse. The reason for the condom catheter is for urinary incontinence and therefore would not need to be reported.
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