A nurse prepares to teach a patient how to perform in-home self-catheterization. The patient asks, "Will you be sending a crate of sterile gloves home with me?" The best response by the nurse is:
1. "The hospital usually provides a 2-week supply of materials."
2. "The social worker can help you order supplies for delivery."
3. "What type of insurance do you have?"
4. "You will not need sterile gloves to do this at home."
ANS: 4
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