A client is admitted to the emergency department with severe, colicky pain that radiates to his bladder and scrotum. The nurse assesses these manifestations to be indicative of
A) a kidney stone in the ureter.
B) alcohol-related bladder spasm.
C) pneumaturia.
D) urinary tract infection.
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