The nurse notes that an older adult client experiences urinary incontinence only when taking a sedative. for which type of incontinence should the nurse plan care for this client?

A 75-year-old client who has urine incontinence is receiving care from a nurse. According to the assessment, the client is contributing to urine incontinence by not completely emptying the bladder with each void.

What is the nursing diagnostic for incontinence of the urinary tract?

Nursing Diagnosis: Urinary Incontinence caused by stroke-related loss of bladder control, as shown by urine leakage and increased frequency The patient will be able to manage their urine incontinence without experiencing any negative side effects including poor hygiene, skin deterioration, or feelings of humiliation and embarrassment.

Which of the client's older adult's statements does the nurse review?

An older adult client's urinary issues are reviewed by the nurse. I have a hard time getting to the bathroom in time. An older adult client with an indwelling urine catheter is being evaluated by the nurse.

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