Difficulty: Medium
Average Score: 62%
Simulated
The nurse priority assessment for a child with recurrent UTI will include: (Select All that Apply.)
Correct answer
A,C,F
Rationale
The correct answers for the nurse priority assessment for a child with recurrent UTI are A, C, and F. A, Checking for abdominal tenderness, is crucial to assess for possible kidney involvement. C, Obtaining a urine culture, is essential to identify the causative organism for appropriate treatment. F, Assessing for congenital structural abnormalities, is important as they can predispose a child to recurrent UTIs. Monitoring for signs of jaundice (B) is not directly related to UTIs. Assessing for potential sexual abuse (D) is important but not a priority in this case. Assessing the child's sleep patterns (E) and evaluating the child's bowel movement frequency (G) are not directly relevant to UTI assessment.