The patient who recently had a radical prostatectomy has the nursing diagnosis of ineffective sexuality patterns. What assessment by the nurse best indicates that the goals for this diagnosis have been met?
a. Patient states he can live without sex.
b. Patient says that impotence is temporary.
c. Patient states his needs are being met.
d. Patient asks about medication for ED.
C
Goals for this diagnosis are met when the patient is satisfied with means for sexual expression. The other options do not meet this criterion.
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