Which outcome is appropriate for the patient with risk for urinary tract infection related to recent urinary catheterization?

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An appropriate outcome for the risk for urinary tract infection diagnosis is that the patient's urine will remain free from white blood cells and bacteria.Antibiotics should not be prescribed unless an infection is present,which negates the risk for infection diagnosis.Serial urine cultures will take place if an infection is present.Careful perineal care is an intervention,not an outcome.

Which Outcome Is Appropriate for the Patient with Risk for Urinary