A client is diagnosed with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).Which topics are appropriate for the nurse to include in the teaching session related to the client's condition? Select all that apply.
A) Prostate function and location
B) BPH diet
C) Surgical approaches to treatment
D) Pharmacologic approaches to treatment
E) Permanent urinary catheterization

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A) When conducting teaching for a client who is diagnosed with BPH the nurse will include information regarding prostate location and function, surgical approaches for treatment, and pharmacologic approaches for treatment. There is no specific diet for BPH. Permanent urinary catheterization is not an appropriate topic to include in the teaching session.
B) When conducting teaching for a client who is diagnosed with BPH the nurse will include information regarding prostate location and function, surgical approaches for treatment, and pharmacologic approaches for treatment. There is no specific diet for BPH. Permanent urinary catheterization is not an appropriate topic to include in the teaching session.
C) When conducting teaching for a client who is diagnosed with BPH the nurse will include information regarding prostate location and function, surgical approaches for treatment, and pharmacologic approaches for treatment. There is no specific diet for BPH. Permanent urinary catheterization is not an appropriate topic to include in the teaching session.
D) When conducting teaching for a client who is diagnosed with BPH the nurse will include information regarding prostate location and function, surgical approaches for treatment, and pharmacologic approaches for treatment. There is no specific diet for BPH. Permanent urinary catheterization is not an appropriate topic to include in the teaching session.
E) When conducting teaching for a client who is diagnosed with BPH the nurse will include information regarding prostate location and function, surgical approaches for treatment, and pharmacologic approaches for treatment. There is no specific diet for BPH. Permanent urinary catheterization is not an appropriate topic to include in the teaching session.

A Client Is Diagnosed with Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)