Certified Rehabilitation Registered Nurse (CRRN) Practice Exam

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What is the normal bladder capacity in an average adult?

150-250 ml
250-400 ml
400-600 ml
600-800 ml

The correct answer is: 250-400 ml

The normal bladder capacity in an average adult typically ranges from 250 to 400 ml. This capacity allows for adequate storage of urine before the urge to void is felt. Understanding this range is crucial for healthcare providers as it helps assess urinary function and identify potential issues related to bladder health. While lower capacities may indicate conditions like bladder irritation or infections, higher capacities may suggest overdistension or urinary retention problems. Recognizing what constitutes normal bladder capacity is essential for accurate clinical assessments and patient education regarding healthy urinary habits.