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Question 1 of 5

The nurse is catheterizing a client who cannot void after a normal delivery 8 hours ago. The nurse begins the catheterization process and the client asks the nurse if Betadine was used to clean the meatus for the catheterization. The nurse realizes that the client is allergic to Betadine and the client is reacting to the cleansing agent. The nurse should take the following steps in order of priority from first to last.

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Document incident.
Clean Betadine from client's vaginal area.
Notify physician ordering catheterization.
Ask client what her reaction is when exposed to Betadine.
File an incident report.

Correct Answer: B,D,C,A,E

Rationale: First, clean the Betadine to stop the reaction, ask about the reaction to assess severity, notify the physician, document the incident, and file an incident report.

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