A 68-year-old woman tells the nurse that her breasts are sagging, she no longer menstruates, and sexual intercourse is sometimes uncomfortable. What information should the nurse include in responding to this client?
a. The client should see a physician because these are not normal changes associated with aging.
b. Suggest that the client try using a water-soluble lubricant before intercourse.
c. Cessation of menses is normal, but the other changes are not.
d. Sexual intercourse at this age is not necessary; avoid it if it is uncomfortable.
ANS: B
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