The use of intermittent self-catheterization is inappropriate for which of the following clients with a flaccid bladder?
A. The client older than 85 years of age
B. The client who is blind
C. The client who is confused
D. The client who is a paraplegic
C
Clients of any age with a variety of impairments and disabilities can participate in intermittent self-catheterization. The two main requirements are that the client be cognitively intact and can reach the area.
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