Question 49 The RPN, working in long-term care, reports to the RN that their patient is experiencing increasing confusion, suprapubic tenderness, and increased urinary frequency. The patient is afebrile and reporting no burning with urination. What should the RN's initial response be? Question 49 options: Send the patient to hospital because they are at risk for developing urosepsis Ask the RPN to collect a urine sample Ask the RPN to increase fluid intake and continue to monitor for 24 hours Discuss the situation with the patient's nurse practitioner

Question 49 The RPN, working in long-term care, reports to the RN that their patient is experiencing increasing confusion, suprapubic tenderness, and increased urinary frequency. The patient is afebrile and reporting no burning with urination. What should the RN's initial response be? Question 49 options: Send the patient to hospital because they are at risk for developing urosepsis Ask the RPN to collect a urine sample Ask the RPN to increase fluid intake and continue to monitor for 24 hours Discuss the situation with the patient's nurse practitioner

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	Send the patient to hospital because they are at risk for developing urosepsis
	Ask the RPN to collect a urine sample
	Ask the RPN to increase fluid intake and continue to monitor for 24 hours
	Discuss the situation with the patient's nurse practitioner