Client Concerns Paul Greer Initial Nursing Assessment The client arrives to the medical-surgical unit and the nurse completes the initial assessment. The client is alert and orientated x 4. The client is still sleepy at times. The client reports pain at a 4 on a scale of 0 to 10. The client needs to be reminded about his PCA pump. An indwelling urinary catheter is in place with 130 mL of reddish-pink urine in the collection bag. Current vital signs are 36.6.C (97.8.F), 96 bpm, 178/92 mmHg, 97% 4L nasal cannula. The client expresses concerns about potential complications following surgery such as going home with the catheter in and potential incontinence issues after removal. Which of the following concerns should the nurse address while providing client care? (Select all that apply.) Physiological: Pain Psychosocial: Stress and Coping Physiological: Elimination Physiological: Perfusion Health Promotion: Client Education Physiological: Infection Physiological: Sensory Physiological: Cellular regulationPhysiological: Metabolism Physiological: Nutrition Submit