[Answered]: The nurse in the medical–surgical unit is caring for…

The nurse in the medical–surgical unit is caring for a 37-year-old male client. Nurses’ Notes Vital Signs Medical History Provider’s Orders 3/29 1900 Client is a 37-year-old male admitted for treatment of renal calculi located in the left ureter per outpatient diagnostic testing. Client rates low back and groin pain as 3 on a scale from 0 to 10. Voids 350 ml clear yellow urine. Cardiovascular: apical 82 beats/min and regular; no jugular vein distention; peripheral pulses present bilaterally and equal bilaterally; no lower extremity edema Gastrointestinal: bowel sounds present x 4 quadrants; abdomen nontender upon palpation Genitourinary: bladder nonpalpable Height, 70 in. (177.8 cm) Weight, 175 lb (79.5 kg) 3/30 0100 Client awake to void; voids 125 ml clear yellow urine; negative for sediment 0600 Client denies the need to void. Wants to sleep until breakfast. 0900