The nurse is providing care for a client with renal calculi.Which expected outcomes will the nurse include in this client's plan of care? Select all that apply.

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A) While straining of the client's urine may indicate that the stone has passed, it is important to assess the client for possible complications. Client outcomes should include the client's rating pain at 3 or less on a 0-10 scale and being comfortable enough to perform own ADLs, the client demonstrating an adequate fluid intake of 2-3 liters a day, the client's choosing the appropriate diet to prevent the reoccurrence of renal calculi, and the client's remaining free of signs and symptoms of infection.
B) While straining of the client's urine may indicate that the stone has passed, it is important to assess the client for possible complications. Client outcomes should include the client's rating pain at 3 or less on a 0-10 scale and being comfortable enough to perform own ADLs, the client demonstrating an adequate fluid intake of 2-3 liters a day, the client's choosing the appropriate diet to prevent the reoccurrence of renal calculi, and the client's remaining free of signs and symptoms of infection.
C) While straining of the client's urine may indicate that the stone has passed, it is important to assess the client for possible complications. Client outcomes should include the client's rating pain at 3 or less on a 0-10 scale and being comfortable enough to perform own ADLs, the client demonstrating an adequate fluid intake of 2-3 liters a day, the client's choosing the appropriate diet to prevent the reoccurrence of renal calculi, and the client's remaining free of signs and symptoms of infection.
D) While straining of the client's urine may indicate that the stone has passed, it is important to assess the client for possible complications. Client outcomes should include the client's rating pain at 3 or less on a 0-10 scale and being comfortable enough to perform own ADLs, the client demonstrating an adequate fluid intake of 2-3 liters a day, the client's choosing the appropriate diet to prevent the reoccurrence of renal calculi, and the client's remaining free of signs and symptoms of infection.
E) While straining of the client's urine may indicate that the stone has passed, it is important to assess the client for possible complications. Client outcomes should include the client's rating pain at 3 or less on a 0-10 scale and being comfortable enough to perform own ADLs, the client demonstrating an adequate fluid intake of 2-3 liters a day, the client's choosing the appropriate diet to prevent the reoccurrence of renal calculi, and the client's remaining free of signs and symptoms of infection.

The Nurse Is Providing Care for a Client with Renal