The nurse is preparing to conduct a focused interview on an older adult client who is being admitted for a urinary tract infection (UTI). Which initial action should the nurse take?
A. Monitor the client's vital signs.
B. Assess the characteristics of the client's pain.
C. Assess the client's about dietary preferences.
D. Obtain a urine sample.
Answer: B
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