Health, 01.11.2019 06:31, pheonixhowls

Aclient in a long-term care facility becomes confused and disoriented at night and is incontinent during these periods of confusion due to the inability to find the commode. during the day, the client does not experience confusion and is continent. what type of incontinence is this client experiencing during the nighttime hours

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