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A male patient is admitted for removal of a bladder papilloma. Which of the following should the nurse assess in this patient?
1. history of cigarette smoking
2. daily fluid intake
3. pedal pulses
4. appetite level
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11 years ago
1 -- Carcinogenic breakdown products of certain chemicals and from cigarette smoke are excreted in the urine and stored in the bladder, which possibly causes a local influence on abnormal cell development. Cigarette smoking is the primary risk factor for bladder cancer. The risk in smokers is twice that of non-smokers. Daily fluid intake, pedal pulses, and appetite are all important assessments but these findings would not indicate an increased risk for bladder papilloma.
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