Ms. Keefer, a 19-year-old, comes to the clinic complaining of burningand urgency on urination. You have been assigned to follow

  

Ms. Keefer, a 19-year-old, comes to the clinic complaining of burningand urgency on urination. You have been assigned to follow her through the clinic visitIn your interview with her, you learn that Ms. Keefer is a college student who works as a lifeguard at the college pool as her part-time job. Ms. Keefer tells you that she knows that is a urinary tract infection because she has gotten them a lot since she became a teenager. Ms. Keefer then goes in to see the primary care provider. After examining her and having some tests done, the nurse practitioner prescribes a sulfonamide for her. Ms Keefer subsequently as you the following s You know, I’m in the water a lot. Why do I have to be on the lookout for a rash? Why is that important?” How should the nurse respond? The nurse practitioner told me to drink 8 to 10 glasses of water a day while I’m taking these pills. I just can’t do that. be running to the bathroom all the time . I do have classes, you know, and I can’t keep leaving the pool when I’m on duty guarding How should the nurse respond? Health Science Science Nursing NURS 2033 Share (0)