The nurse can evaluate a positive bladder emptying if the post void catheterization is less than:
1. 125 mL.
2. 100 mL.
3. 75 mL.
4. 50 mL.
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If the catheterization immediately after voiding is less than 50 mL, the voiding can be viewed as adequate or normal.
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