A client has been diagnosed with a complicated urinary tract infection (C-UTI). The nurse knows that ...

Correct Answer: 2
Rationale 1: Both AUC and C-UTI are frequently treated with antibacterial medications.
Rationale 2: Most clients with AUC are treated with a short course of an antibacterial, while a client with a C-UTI is treated for at least 14 days.
Rationale 3: Most clients with AUC are treated with a short course of an antibacterial, while a client with a C-UTI is treated for at least 14 days.
Rationale 4: Clients with C-UTIs may receive more toxic drugs.
Global Rationale: C-UTIs may require aggressive pharmacotherapy, often involving more toxic drugs, higher doses, or prolonged therapy. Both types of infection are frequently treated with an antibacterial medication.

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