A man with urinary incontinence tells the nurse he wears adult diapers for protection. What risks should the nurse discuss with this client?
A) Public embarrassment
B) Skin breakdown and UTI
C) Inability to control urine
D) Odor and leakage
Ans: B
Clients frequently turn to absorbent products for protection when they are incontinent of urine and if they have not had this condition properly diagnosed and treated. When used improperly, such products may cause skin breakdown and place the client at risk for a UTI.
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