One of the outcomes that has been identified in the care of a client with a new suprapubic catheter is that he will demonstrate the correct technique for cleaning his insertion site and changing his catheter prior to discharge. When should this outcome be evaluated?1. When the client is discharged2. During the first home health care visit.3. Throughout the client's hospital admission4. Once the primary care physician has written a discharge order

Answer: 3. Throughout the client's hospital admission.

Explanation:

A suprapubic catheter can be defined as a flexible hollow tube which is used to drain out urine from the bladder. This is inserted by making a small incision in the bladder. This process is done along with a dose anaesthesia. Thus the patient may remain in unconscious state.

As the client may remain in an unconscious state with the attachment of suprapubic catheter thus the hospital must care the client throughout the tenure of client stay in the hospital.

Marco is considering leaving his wife. She yells at him, throws objects against the wall, hits the dog, and tells Marco that he is ugly. Which factor is an indication that Marco should leave right away and seek help?

a. Marco's wife is unwilling to change b. Marco may be in physical danger c. Marco's wife is ignoring him D. Marco's friends tell him that he should leave the relationship


many people say its A and B so which one is it?

which of these is a benefit of health care access that lowers the risk of chronic disease like skin cancer