A patient being treated for peritonitis from a ruptured appendix is concerned about developing a kidney infection. How should the nurse respond to this patient?
A) "Your kidneys are located outside the peritoneum, the sack that encloses the appendix."
B) "Good thinking. Infections in the abdomen can spread to other organs."
C) "You need to speak with your primary healthcare provider about your concern."
D) "We can check your urine daily to make sure the infection is not spreading."
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