Question

you are caring for a male older adult patient with limited mobility, who is experiencing urinary incontinence during the night. a family member requests an indwelling urinary catheter. which intervention is best based on current best practices? click the correct answer and click submit. implement a bladder training program. insert an indwelling urinary catheter. begin intermittent catheterization. use a condom catheter.

Explanation:

Indwelling urinary catheters are associated with risks like urinary - tract infections, bladder stones, and urethral trauma. Bladder training is a non - invasive approach that can help improve bladder control and is preferred as a first - line intervention for urinary incontinence in older adults with limited mobility. Intermittent catheterization and condom catheters are also alternatives but not the best initial option compared to bladder training.

Answer:

Implement a bladder training program.