What is the priority nursing diagnosis for the client with stress incontinence?

A. Chronic Pain
B. Social Isolation
C. Risk for Infection
D. Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity


B
Clients with stress incontinence who are alert and cognitively intact often avoid social interaction because of embarrassment and concern that they may have a detectable urine odor. Some of the incontinence pads may limit clothing choices for some social situations.

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