A urine output averaging 20 mL/hour for the first postoperative day in a 70 kg patient: Select one: a. Is normal if patient has had genitourinary surgery b. Requires an evaluation of the patient’s fluid status c. Requires the patient to return to the operating room d. Is normal expected finding

A urine output averaging 20 mL/hour for the first postoperative day in a 70 kg patient: Select one: a. Is normal if patient has had genitourinary surgery b. Requires an evaluation of the patient’s fluid status c. Requires the patient to return to the operating room d. Is normal expected finding

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A urine output averaging 20 mL/hour for the first postoperative day in a 70 kg patient:

Select one:

Is normal if patient has had genitourinary surgery

Requires an evaluation of the patient’s fluid status

Requires the patient to return to the operating room

Is normal expected finding

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