NCLEX Red Flag: Urine Output less than 30 mL/hr 🚨 @NRSNG
NCLEX Red Flag: Urine Output less than 30 mL/hr 🚨  @NRSNG
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Watch for:
– Kidney dysfunction
– Dehydration
– Drug toxicity (vancomycin, contrast dye)
– Shock or heart failure

👩⚕️ First check vitals + perfusion
📞 Then notify the provider

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