What is the MOST important nursing consideration when collecting information about a client's sexual history?
a. recording each of the client's sexual contacts accurately
b. noting any recent antibiotic treatment for infections that were not sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
c. maintaining a relaxed, nonjudgmental attitude
d. recognizing personal attitudes and beliefs regarding persons with STIs
C
Nursing care of clients with STIs includes completing a confidential assessment, including sexual history and symptoms; using a nonjudgmental approach that assists in reducing client anxiety; teaching about the specific STI(s), including mode of transmission, prescribed treatment, and prevention of further infection; and following up regarding sexual partners and their need for treatment.
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