A client who delivered a baby 36 hours ago informs the nurse that she has been passing unusually large volumes of urine very often. How should the nurse explain this to the client? a. “Bruising and swelling of the perineum often cause excessive urination.” b. “Larger than normal amounts of urine frequently occur due to swelling of tissues surrounding the urinary meatus.” c. “Your body usually retains extra fluids during pregnancy, so this is one way it rids itself of the excess fluid.” d. “Anesthesia causes decreased bladder tone, which causes you to urinate more frequently.”
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