A client has a urinary meatus stricture and straight catheterization is contraindicated for emptying the bladder. Which type of urinary catheter should be used for this client?

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1. A condom catheter would not be appropriate because the client is unable to void.
2. A Robinson catheter is the same as a straight catheter.
3. An indwelling catheter should be used if the bladder must remain empty and intermittent catheterization is contraindicated.
4. A 3-way Foley catheter is used for bladder irrigation.

A Client Has a Urinary Meatus Stricture and Straight Catheterization