The nurse is caring for clients on a medical urinary unit. Which client, scheduled for a urinary procedure, will be prescribed antibiotics following the procedure?
A) The client scheduled for a voiding cystourethrography
B) The client scheduled for a cystoscopy
C) The client scheduled for a retrograde pyelography
D) The client scheduled for a cystometrography
D
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A cystometrography evaluates bladder tone and capacity. Because solution is instilled into the client's bladder, antibiotics may be prescribed for a day or two. The other options do not regularly have antibiotics prescribed.
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