A 30-year-old male presents to the urgency clinic complaining of concentrated bright yellow urine and of discomfort in his lower back area. The assessment reveals no significant nursing history....

A 30-year-old male presents to the urgency clinic complaining of concentrated bright yellow urine and of discomfort in his lower back area. The assessment reveals no significant nursing history. Additional questions the nurse should ask include:

‘Have you had any injury to your abdominal area?’

2 ‘When did you first notice your urine’s colour?’

3 ‘How often do you void?’

4 ‘How much fluid do you drink each day?’