A child has been scheduled for a cystourethrography. The nurse prepares the child by:
1. Following the order of NPO until after the procedure.
2. Assessing the child's allergies.
3. Discussing the IV insertion.
4. Discussing the placement of a Foley catheter.
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1. The child does not need to be NPO for this procedure.
2. The procedure does not require medication, thus allergies are not a concern at this time.
3. An IV is not required for the procedure.
4. A Foley catheter will need to be placed to drain the urine. The procedure should be discussed with the child so he/she knows what to expect and can ask questions.
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