Which of the following responses by the nurse is most appropriate when a client asks, "What contraceptive do you think I should use?"
a. "I can discuss the various methods so you can decide what is best for you."
b. "Because you are younger than 40, you should use oral contraceptives."
c. "The male condom is probably the easiest for you to use."
d. "Ask your doctor. She will know what is best for you."
A
The nurse should provide the woman with all the necessary information to make an informed decision, but should not make the decision for her.
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