A child is born and is identified as intersexed. The nurse should inform the parents that
A) The baby will not get married or have intimate relationships.
B) The infant may eventually undergo surgery to determine gender.
C) The infant will never lead a normal life emotionally or sexually.
D) The baby will be intersexed for the remainder of his or her life.
Ans: B
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