A client with genital herpes asks the nurse how to manage pain when urinating and difficulty voiding. Which response by the nurse is correct?

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A)Clients with genital herpes who complain of dysuria and difficulty voiding can be taught to pour water over the genitals to start urination and dilute the urine. Drinking additional fluids also helps dilute the urine and reduce the burning sensation when voiding. The nurse might additionally suggest the use of sitz baths (with tepid water)for 15-30 minutes several times a day. The warm water is soothing and decreases pain from ulcers and an irritated urethral meatus. It facilitates wound healing and facilitates urination.
B)Clients with genital herpes who complain of dysuria and difficulty voiding can be taught to pour water over the genitals to start urination and dilute the urine. Drinking additional fluids also helps dilute the urine and reduce the burning sensation when voiding. The nurse might additionally suggest the use of sitz baths (with tepid water)for 15-30 minutes several times a day. The warm water is soothing and decreases pain from ulcers and an irritated urethral meatus. It facilitates wound healing and facilitates urination.
C)Clients with genital herpes who complain of dysuria and difficulty voiding can be taught to pour water over the genitals to start urination and dilute the urine. Drinking additional fluids also helps dilute the urine and reduce the burning sensation when voiding. The nurse might additionally suggest the use of sitz baths (with tepid water)for 15-30 minutes several times a day. The warm water is soothing and decreases pain from ulcers and an irritated urethral meatus. It facilitates wound healing and facilitates urination.
D)Clients with genital herpes who complain of dysuria and difficulty voiding can be taught to pour water over the genitals to start urination and dilute the urine. Drinking additional fluids also helps dilute the urine and reduce the burning sensation when voiding. The nurse might additionally suggest the use of sitz baths (with tepid water)for 15-30 minutes several times a day. The warm water is soothing and decreases pain from ulcers and an irritated urethral meatus. It facilitates wound healing and facilitates urination.

A Client with Genital Herpes Asks the Nurse How to Manage