The nurse plans to help reduce episodes of bowel incontinence by a proactive program of:
a. encouraging intake of foods that cause mild constipation.
b. using appropriate disposable garments, pads, and bed covering.
c. establishing a toileting schedule.
d. coaching the patient in Kegel exercises.
ANS: C
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