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To prevent urinary incontinence; the CVA patient should be catheterized. (T/F) a) True b) False
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To prevent urinary incontinence; the CVA patient should be catheterized. (T/F) a) True b) False

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False. Catheterization is not typically done to prevent urinary incontinence in CVA patients. It's important to consider other methods and treatments to manage and prevent incontinence in a manner appropriate for each individual.
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