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An older client with the diagnosis of dementia, Alzheimer type, is admitted to a nursing home. The client is confused and forgetful, wanders, and has intermittent episodes of urinary incontinence. How should the nurse plan to meet this client's elimination needs?Multiple choice questionBy pointing out the behavior to the clientBy obtaining incontinence pads for the clientBy taking the client to the bathroom at regular intervalsBy encouraging the client to call for help when there is an urge to urinate
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