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The evening shift nurse is reviewing the laboratory results of a client's urine culture showing 100,000 bacterial units/mL of urine. What should be the nurse's action?1.Notify the HCP during rounds in the morning. 2.No action is needed because this is normal value. 3.Page the health care provider (HCP) with the results. 4.Collect another urine specimen to confirm the results.
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