ATI Nur307 Pediatrics Quiz | Nurselytic

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Rationale: The correct answer indicates that the child is able to hold their urine for about 15 minutes before going to the bathroom. This is a positive sign of bladder control improvement, which is the goal of conditioning therapy for enuresis. By being able to hold their urine for a longer period, the child is demonstrating improved bladder capacity and control. This shows that the treatment is effective in helping the child develop bladder control and reduce bedwetting incidents.

Summary of other choices:
A: Going to the bathroom when the alarm goes off does not necessarily indicate improved bladder control.
B: Drinking less may not be directly related to the effectiveness of conditioning therapy for enuresis.
C: Kegel exercises are not typically part of conditioning therapy for enuresis in children.
E, F, G: These choices are not provided, but based on the rationale, they would likely not be relevant to indicating the effectiveness of conditioning therapy for enuresis.

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