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Answer: A, B, F


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A: Reviewing the need for the indwelling catheter helps to assess if it can be removed, reducing UTI risk.
B: Encouraging adequate fluid intake promotes urinary flow, flushing out bacteria and reducing UTI risk.
F: Using soap and water for perineal care reduces bacteria, decreasing UTI risk.
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C: Placing the drainage bag on the bed during transport increases the risk of contamination.
D: Waiting for the bag to be half-full before emptying can lead to backflow of urine, increasing UTI risk.
E: Changing the catheter tubing every 3 days is unnecessary and may introduce new bacteria, increasing UTI risk.
Summary:
The correct actions focus on preventing the introduction and growth of bacteria, while the incorrect choices may increase the risk of urinary tract infections through improper handling and care.

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