The Primary Reason for Encouraging a Client to Urinate Before

question 4

Multiple Choice

The primary reason for encouraging a client to urinate before beginning a physical examination is:

• A) It avoids stimulation of the bladder during palpation or percussion of the abdomen
• B) It minimizes the possibility of urinary incontinence caused by embarrassment or awkward positioning
• C) A full bladder can hinder the examination of the client's abdominal,genitalia,and rectal areas
• D) Voiding before the examination will encourage the client to relax,thus facilitating the assessment

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Definitions:

Taste Preference

An individual's inclination towards liking or disliking flavors, influenced by genetic, environmental, and cultural factors.

Endogenous Eye Movements

Eye movements that originate from within, often as a result of thought processes rather than responses to external stimuli.

Central Nervous System

Comprised of the brain and spinal cord, it is the primary control center for processing sensory information and managing bodily functions.

Vision Coordination

The ability to use both eyes effectively together, to focus on and interpret visual stimuli.