A resident with dementia urinates in plants and the trash can.You can do the following except
A)Follow the person's bathroom routine as closely as possible
B)Observe for signs that the person needs to void
C)Insert an indwelling catheter
D)Tell the nurse when the person is incontinent

Question

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Inserting an indwelling catheter is not necessary or appropriate for managing incontinence in a person with dementia. This intervention can create additional risks for infection and discomfort for the resident. The other options listed are appropriate strategies for managing incontinence and promoting the resident's dignity and comfort.

A Resident with Dementia Urinates in Plants and the Trash