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A client with renal calculi reports sudden cessation of pain. The nurse should:

A. Strain all urine. B. Administer analgesics. C. Check vital signs. D. Encourage bed rest.

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Rationale: Sudden pain cessation may indicate stone passage; straining urine confirms this.

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