nurse is assessing a patient and is concerned that the patient may be experiencing urinary retention. Which clinical indicators support this conclusion? choose all that apply. -Blood-tinged urine -Amber colored urine -Reports of abdominal pressure -Lower abdominal distention on palpation -Voiding small amounts of urine at a time
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A nurse is assessing a patient and is concerned that the patient may be experiencing urinary retention. Which clinical indicators support this conclusion? choose all that
apply.
-Blood-tinged urine
-Amber colored urine
-Reports of abdominal pressure
-Lower abdominal distention on palpation
-Voiding small amounts of urine at a time
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