Asked by Stephen Sotelo on Sep 27, 2024

The nurse is intervening for a patient that has a risk for a urinary infection. Which direct care nursing intervention is most appropriate?

A) Teaches proper handwashing technique
B) Properly cleans the patient's toilet
C) Transports urine specimen to the lab
D) Informs the oncoming nurse during hand-off

Urinary Infection

A bacterial infection that affects the urinary system, including the bladder, kidneys, and urethra, often resulting in pain and urgency in urination.

Handwashing Technique

A method of cleaning the hands to remove dirt, germs, and microbes, crucial for preventing the spread of infection.

Urine Specimen

A sample of urine collected for the purpose of medical testing and analysis.

  • Identify appropriate interventions for specific health conditions and patient status.