NCLEX-style scenario: Your post-op patient hasnโ€™t voided in 8 hours. @NRSNG
NCLEX-style scenario: Your post-op patient hasnโ€™t voided in 8 hours.  @NRSNG
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Your post-op patient hasnโ€™t voided in 8 hours. What do you do first?

๐Ÿ‘‰ Bladder scan before catheterizing.

Why?

A full bladder = retention โ†’ cath might help

An empty bladder = perfusion problem โ†’ cath wonโ€™t fix it

Assess before you treat โ€” every time ๐Ÿ’ก

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NCLEX-style scenario: Your post-op patient hasnโ€™t voided in 8 hours.

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