A client undergoing a TURP asks the nurse how long they can expect to remain in the hospital after the procedure. What is the nurse's best response?

A. Educating the client about postoperative care instructions is essential, but it is not the primary responsibility related to informed consent.

B. This is the correct answer. The nurse's primary responsibility is to ensure that the client is adequately informed about the risks, benefits, and alternatives to the surgery and that they provide voluntary and informed consent. The nurse witnesses the client's signature on the consent form to verify that the client understands and agrees to the procedure.

C. Explaining the surgical procedure is part of the informed consent process, but witnessing the client's signature is the primary responsibility related to informed consent.

D. Ensuring the client is medically fit for the surgery is crucial, but it is not the primary responsibility related to informed consent.

A. While maintaining hydration is important, the priority is to address the continuous bright red bleeding from the urinary catheter by notifying the healthcare provider immediately.

B. Clamping the catheter may obstruct urine flow and worsen the situation. The nurse should not intervene without healthcare provider guidance.

C. Administering fresh frozen plasma may be necessary in some situations, but it is not the immediate action for addressing continuous bleeding from the urinary catheter.

D. This is the correct answer. Continuous bright red bleeding from the urinary catheter after TURP surgery may indicate bleeding complications that require immediate intervention and evaluation by the healthcare provider.