Physiological IntegrityQuestion 86 of 120
A client reports burning on urination, urinary frequency, and lower abdominal discomfort. Which condition is most likely?
a.Kidney stones only
b.Urinary tract infection
c.Appendicitis
d.Gallbladder disease
Explanation
Burning on urination, frequency, and suprapubic discomfort are classic signs of a urinary tract infection. These symptoms differ from appendicitis or gallbladder disease. Collecting a urine specimen supports diagnosis.
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