An elderly patient has come to the emergency room stating she has not voided for 24 hours. Which of the following statements by the patient contributes to her inability to void?
A) My physician has prescribed a diuretic and potassium supplement to manage my hypertension. "I take Maxidex for my high blood pressure."
B) I drink eight glasses of water per day.
C) Yesterday I was congested so I took several doses of Benadryl.
D) I have a bowel movement every day.
Ans: C
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