Which finding should a nurse report when assessing multiple clients?

When assessing multiple clients, a urine output of 200 mL over 8 hours is a finding that warrants reporting. Normal urine output is typically around 30 mL per hour, which translates to approximately 240 mL over an 8-hour period. A total output of 200 mL in that timeframe indicates oliguria, or decreased urine production, which can be a significant concern in assessing renal function and overall fluid balance in a client. Reduced urine output can suggest dehydration, kidney impairment, or other underlying health issues that may require immediate intervention or further evaluation by the healthcare team. Reporting this finding allows for timely assessment and necessary actions to address any potential complications.