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A client who has been diagnosed with renal calculi reports that the pain is intermittent and less colicky. Which of the following nursing actions is most important at this time?

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Rationale: Straining urine is critical when pain becomes intermittent, indicating possible stone passage, to confirm stone expulsion and guide treatment.

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