You notice that a client with a catheter has no urine output over the last 2 hours.You should

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A lack of urine output in a client with a catheter can indicate a problem with the catheter or the client's urinary system. This should be reported to the head nurse or immediate supervisor so that appropriate action can be taken to address the issue. It is important to act quickly to prevent any potential complications or harm to the client. Reporting this to the doctor may also be necessary, but the immediate supervisor should be notified first. Continuing with the assignment or questioning the client about their intake are not appropriate actions in this situation.

You Notice That a Client with a Catheter Has No