A patient with a history of frequent urinary tract infections (UTI) is complaining of lower abdominal pain and feels as though she has one again. Which of the following assessment findings would cause you to question the presence of a UTI?

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Vaginal bleeding is not a typical symptom of a UTI and could indicate other causes such as menstrual bleeding or a pelvic inflammatory disease. The other options are all commonly associated with UTIs.

A Patient with a History of Frequent Urinary Tract Infections