Which clinical manifestations would tell a nurse that a client is having progressive decompensation related to obstruction of urinary outflow? Client reports of waking up several times in the night to void.Client reports of waking up several times in the night to void. Client reports of urinary urgency.Client reports of urinary urgency. When tested for residual urine volume, 1400 mL of urine is obtained when client is catheterized.When tested for residual urine volume, 1400 mL of urine is obtained when client is catheterized. Client states that they are incontinent.Client states that they are incontinent.
[Answered]: Which clinical manifestations would tell a nurse…
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