When measuring a client's output, what would the support worker not measure?
A)Urine
B)A normal bowel movement
C)Vomitus
D)Wound drainage

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Measuring a client's output refers to measuring the amount of bodily fluids, such as urine, vomit or wound drainage, that the client has produced or discharged. However, a normal bowel movement is not considered output, as it is a natural bodily function that is not measured.

When Measuring a Client's Output, What Would the Support Worker