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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