The nurse believes a client is experiencing stress incontinence because the client:
a. states his bladder empties, but he does not know when it will happen because he has no sensation of fullness or urge to void.
b. states he has a strong urge to void but usually cannot make it to the toilet in time.
c. complains of dribbling urine when he sneezes or bends over.
d. states he urinates small amounts frequently but examination shows bladder distention.
ANS: C
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