The practical nurse (PN) is documenting the insertion of a urinary catheter for a female client with urinary retention. What information should the PN include during the electronic documentation of the procedure? Select all that apply.

A. Client positioning during the procedure should be documented to ensure that the procedure was performed correctly and that the client was appropriately positioned for catheter insertion. B. The amount of lubricant used is not a standard detail for documenting catheter insertion. Documentation focuses on the procedure's outcomes and specific technical details rather than quantities of materials used. C. The size of the urinary catheter should be documented as it is a critical detail for future reference and to ensure that the catheter was appropriate for the client’s needs. D. The appearance of the urine obtained should be documented as it provides important information about the client’s urinary status and can indicate potential issues like infection or hematuria. E. While the amount of urine obtained might be relevant for assessing urinary retention, it is not a standard part of the initial documentation for catheter insertion unless there was a significant volume change or specific concern.