Diagnosis of a UTI is a two-stage process that involves
A)collecting a blood sample and conducting a physical examination of the bladder.
B)exploratory surgery and radiation therapy.
C)collecting a urine sample and testing for antibiotic susceptibility of the organism.
D)modifying the diet of the patient and conducting a physical examination of the urethra.

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The correct process for diagnosing a UTI involves collecting a urine sample and testing for antibiotic susceptibility of the organism. This can be done through a urinalysis and/or urine culture. Collecting a blood sample or conducting a physical examination of the bladder are not typically necessary for diagnosing a UTI, and modifying the patient's diet or conducting a physical examination of the urethra are also not part of the standard diagnostic process. Similarly, exploratory surgery and radiation therapy would not be appropriate for diagnosing a UTI.

Diagnosis of a UTI Is a Two-Stage Process That Involves