How does the procedure change when a nurse collects a midstream urine specimen from a woman versus a man?
1. Women should be taught to begin their stream before collecting the specimen.
2. Women would be provided with three antimicrobial wipes, whereas men would be provided with only one or two.
3. Men should be taught not to touch the inside of the collection container or the lid.
4. Men should be taught to fill the container no more than one-half to one-third full.
Correct Answer: 2
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