Designated container that keeps the urine cool

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How will the nurse properly collect and care for the child's 24-hour urine specimen? Empty each void into a designated container that keeps the urine cool. Send each individual void directly to the laboratory. Collect each void in a sterile container and handle with sterile gloves. Push clear fluids to ensure that an adequate amount of urine is collected.'

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