A nurse is reviewing laboratory data for a patient who had a voiding cystogram t

1 -- A voiding cystogram is conducted to evaluate bladder capacity and neuromuscular functions of the bladder, urethral pressures, and causes of bladder dysfunction. A measured quantity of fluid is instilled into the bladder, and the filling capacity and voiding pressures are measured. Normal values: urine stream strong and uninterrupted, normal filling pattern, and sensation of fullness; bladder capacity: 300-600 mL; urge to void: >150 mL; fullness felt: 300 mL. A patient who has a sensation of an urge to void at 100 mL is at greatest Risk for Urge Urinary Incontinence. Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity, Self-Care Deficit, and Risk for Urinary Retention would not be appropriate diagnoses for the patient with these test results.