The nurse would realize that additional teaching is needed when the client with a ureteroileosto-my says "I

a. am going shopping for new clothing that will better accommodate the pouch."
b. will change the pouch when it begins to leak."
c. won't drink too much so the amount of urine I make will be less."
d. am going to cut down on eating dairy products."


C
The client with a ureteroileostomy should maintain a daily fluid intake of at least 3 L (3 quarts) unless there is another reason why the client should not have this amount of fluid. These clients are at high risk of developing kidney stones and pyelonephritis, and maintaining a high intake and normal urine output will help prevent these complications.

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