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A nurse is instructing a female client on obtaining a midstream urine specimen. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of the teaching?

Correct Answer: B

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Answer: B - "I need to urinate a small amount in the toilet before collecting the sample."


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1. This statement indicates the client understands the importance of collecting a midstream urine sample.
2. By urinating a small amount first, the initial stream clears any bacteria present in the urethra, ensuring a more accurate sample.
3. Collecting a midstream sample helps to avoid contamination from the surrounding genital area.
4. This method is essential for accurate urinalysis results and diagnosis of potential urinary tract infections.

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A: Incorrect - Wiping from back to front can introduce bacteria from the anal region into the urethra, leading to contamination.
C: Incorrect - Cooling the urine to room temperature is not necessary for a midstream urine sample collection.
D: Incorrect - Menstruation does not interfere with the accuracy of a midstream urine sample collection.

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