A married woman has made the decision to use a diaphragm as her primary method of birth control. What instructions should the clinic nurse provide regarding care of, insertion, and removal of the diaphragm? Select all that apply
a. Avoid using mineral oil body products
b. Wash diaphragm monthly with mild soap and water
c. A dusting of cornstarch is appropriate after drying the diaphragm
d. Remove the diaphragm by catching the rim from below the dome
e. On insertion, direct the diaphragm down toward the space below the cervix
Answer:
a. Avoid using mineral oil body products
c. A dusting of cornstarch is appropriate after drying the diaphragm
e. On insertion, direct the diaphragm down toward the space below the cervix
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