Mrs milan is a 25 year old woman whorecently had a weekend getaway with her husband. On Monday, she notices symptoms of dysuria, frequency, and urgency. She visits her health care provider and is diagnosed with a uti. She is placed on an oral antibiotic. what do you think predisposed Mrs milan to developing a UTI? 2. what should Mrs milan be taught to prevent further occurrences of a UTI? 3. what urinalysis findings would you expect for Mrs. Milan? 4. What should you include in her teaching plan based on her therapeutic regimen?

Mrs milan is a 25 year old woman whorecently had a weekend getaway with her husband. On Monday, she notices symptoms of dysuria, frequency, and urgency. She visits her health care provider and is diagnosed with a uti. She is placed on an oral antibiotic. what do you think predisposed Mrs milan to developing a UTI? 2. what should Mrs milan be taught to prevent further occurrences of a UTI? 3. what urinalysis findings would you expect for Mrs. Milan? 4. What should you include in her teaching plan based on her therapeutic regimen?

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