The nurse instructs a client about kegel exercises to manage urinary stress incontinence. which statement by the client indicates to the nurse that the teaching is effective?

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Josh Cartwright · Answer 1 · 2021-06-14T08:04:37+0000

Answer: The client must have told the nurse that s/he is having urine leakages when s/he cough, sneeze or exercise

Explanation: Kegel exercise amongst other advice is recommended to patients of urinary stess incontinence.

Kegel exercise is done by contracting and relaxing urinary muscle by oneself. Is more like acting as if one wants to urinate then holding it back