Which observation by the nurse best indicates that bladder irrigation for urinary retention has been effective?
A)An output that is larger than the amount instilled.
B)The presence of blood clots or sediment in the drainage bag.
C)Reduction in discomfort from bladder distension.
D)Visualizing clear urinary catheter tubing.

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An output that is greater than what was irrigated into the bladder shows progress that the bladder is draining urine.The other observations do not objectively help measure the increase in urine output.

Which Observation by the Nurse Best Indicates That Bladder Irrigation