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Which of the following is the most complete objective documentation of urine output Answers A-D A Voiding a scant amount of cloudy, amber urine B Voided spontaneously following surgery using the commode. Stated: “feel great relief с Abdomen distended and firm. Spontaneous void at 1400 of a large amount of urine D Unable to void eight hours after surgery. Straight catheterized at 1430 for 860 mL of clear straw colore
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