Based on a nursing diagnosis of Ineffective Sexuality Patterns related to values conflicts, what would be the most effective nursing intervention for a patient?
1) Instruct the patient on sexual orientation and function.
2) Encourage the patient to discuss relationship problems with her partner.
3) Advise the patient to discuss her value conflict with a counselor.
4) Instruct the patient on effective methods to identify fears
ANS: 3
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