True or False: It is necessary to wear gloves when measuring urine output.

When measuring urine output, it is generally not necessary to wear gloves because this process typically involves handling containers or measuring devices rather than direct contact with the urine itself. However, wearing gloves is considered a best practice in situations where there could be a risk of exposure to bodily fluids, particularly in a healthcare setting. Since urine is generally considered a non-infectious bodily fluid unless contamination or abnormalities are present, the standard procedure does not dictate glove use for this specific task.

Other options suggest wearing gloves under certain conditions, but those conditions do not necessarily apply to the routine measurement of urine output. For example, while it is important to take precautions when handling any bodily fluids, the necessity for gloves is more critical in situations involving blood or when there is a risk of infection. Therefore, the answer reflects the standard practice in this context.