<prompt> A patient got admitted with status epilepticus .During initial treatment , an intern reports to a senior resident that the patient has just lost his bladder control and that the urine appears darker than normal. The senior resident should take what measure?Order placement of an indwelling urinary catheterOrder methacholine to regulate bladder emptyingOrder condom catheterRequest urologist consultation to assess incontinence  <response>: Urinary incontinence is an expected consequence of status epilepticus. Indwelling catheter is unnecessary and it introduces risk of urinary tract infection. So a condom catheter will suffice to keep the patient dry and allow urine to be collected. 