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The care plan for a postoperative client includes a nursing diagnosis of "risk for urinary retention." the nurse determines that the client has been voiding adequately…

The care plan for a postoperative client includes a nursing diagnosis of "risk for urinary retention." the nurse determines that the client has been voiding adequately…
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The care plan for a postoperative client includes a nursing diagnosis of "risk for urinary retention." the nurse determines that the client has been voiding adequately. what is the nurse's most appropriate action?

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Revise the nursing diagnosis because the clients status has changed.
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