A couple is seeking infertility information from the nurse. Which of the following statements made by the couple would indicate the need for intervention by the nurse?
1. "We have been to two doctors already.".
2. "We have intercourse at least three times a week.".
3. "We are using temperature tracking for ovulation prediction.".
4. "We have been trying to conceive for a year.".
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Rationale 1: The number of healthcare providers being seen by the family are not relevant to the nurse's immediate actions.
Rationale 2: The couple is engaging in sexual intercourse. This indicates a lack of intercourse should not be of issue.
Rationale 3: The use of the basal body temperature to assess for ovulation is recommended as an initial step in attempting to conceive.
Rationale 4: Couples are not considered for infertility treatment until they have tried to conceive for at least one year.
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