During the physical examination of a client, the nurse monitors for signs that may indicate a urinary tract disorder. Which of the following would suggest that the client may have a urinary tract disorder?
A) Light-headedness
B) Malaise
C) Periorbital edema
D) Flank pain
C, D
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Periorbital edema, among other signs, such as edema of the extremities, cardiac failure, and mental changes may indicate a urinary tract disorder. Light-headedness and flank pain may suggest urinary bleeding. Malaise is a sign of systemic infection. Flank pain and malaise could occur after a biopsy, and if they occur, the physician is to be notified immediately.
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