The topic of urinary incontinence is frequently embarrassing for older adults. It is essential to include all of the following except
a. Assessment of current medications
b. Previous bowel and bladder regimen
c. Psychosocial issues regarding incontinence
d. Ability to sit with legs dependent
C
Diuretics and antiparkinsonian drugs affect the urinary system. It is important to know what is "normal" for each individual client. To empty the bladder fully, it is necessary to sit with legs dependent. Although psychosocial issues are important to consider, the physiological issues must be addressed first.
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