Physiologic risk factors for elimination problems are explored in what nursing function?
A) Physical assessment
B) Health history
C) Genetic history
D) Initial assessment
Ans: B
Feedback: The health history is used to explore bladder and bowel function, symptoms associated with dysfunction, physiologic risk factors for elimination problems, perception of micturition (urination or voiding) and defecation cues, and functional toileting abilities. Options A, C, and D are incorrect because elimination problems are not explored in these nursing functions.
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