The nurse is caring for a client with prostatitis. Which of the following is a recommended nursing intervention for this disorder?
A) Cold compresses
B) Reduced fluid intake
C) Antidiarrheal medications
D) Sitz baths
D
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Nursing measures for the client with prostatitis include pain control and warm compresses or sitz baths. The nurse should remind the client to increase fluid intake to flush bacteria out of the bladder. Stool softeners help prevent constipation.
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