When Collecting a Clean-Catch Midstream Urine Specimen, a Front-To-Back Motion

question 17

Multiple Choice

When collecting a clean-catch midstream urine specimen, a front-to-back motion is used to cleanse the urinary meatus to

• A) Avoid drawing microorganisms from the anal region into the area being cleansed
• B) Avoid contaminating the distal urethra
• C) Prevent patient discomfort during the cleansing process
• D) Prevent the cleaning solution from irritating the urinary meatus

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