Question

question 3 of 20
a client is receiving anticoagulant therapy. what question will the nurse ask the client to detect
any signs of bleeding?
\is your skin drier than normal?\
\how is your appetite?\
\do you have any breathing problems?\
\what color is your urine?\

Explanation:

To detect bleeding in a client on anticoagulant therapy, we analyze each option:

• "Is your skin drier than normal?" assesses skin dryness, not related to bleeding.
• "How is your appetite?" assesses appetite, not related to bleeding.
• "Do you have any breathing problems?" assesses respiratory issues, not directly related to bleeding.
• "What color is your urine?" is relevant as abnormal urine color (like red or brown) can indicate hematuria (blood in urine), a sign of bleeding.

Answer:

D. What color is your urine?