When using a diaphragm for contraception, the client should be instructed to:

a. avoid using a spermicide.
b. insert it immediately before intercourse.
c. be refitted if she gains or loses more than 10 pounds.
d. leave it in place at least 24 hours following intercourse.


C
Weight changes affect vaginal size. If the client gains or loses 10 pounds, her diaphragm may not be the correct size and may not be effective.

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