He had been acting lethargic and confused before he fell.

Carli is a nurse who works in a hospital.  One of her patients is, Stanley, a 65-year-old man, who passed out in his kitchen this morning, fell, and cut his head open.  When his daughter brought him to the emergency room, she said that he had been acting lethargic and confused before he fell.  To be on the safe side, after cleaning and stitching Stanley’s wound, his doctor decided to keep him in the hospital for observation over-night. When Carli came to check on Stanley, he quietly asked if she could help him with his urinal, as he did not feel strong enough to get to the bathroom on his own. He apologized for his raspy voice, telling her that his mouth was a bit dry.  Carli assisted him and then went to empty his urinal.  As she did, she noticed that the urine was nearly orange in color.

What condition does Stanley have and how can you tell?

Describe three things that Stanley can do to help alleviate his condition and explain the reason for each.