The nurse is creating a care plan for a client who is unable to conceive as a consequence of endometriosis. Which statement accurately reflects a nursing diagnosis that may apply to the care of this client?

1. Acute pain related to dysuria and renal pain secondary to endometriosis
2. Compromised family coping related to depression secondary to infertility
3. Infertility related to endometrial inflammation and adhesions secondary to endometriosis
4. Hyperandrogenism related to elevated serum androgen levels secondary to endometriosis


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Explanation:
1. Pelvic pain is a frequent symptom of endometriosis, while dysuria and renal pain are more commonly associated with conditions such as upper urinary tract infections (UTIs).
2. Infertility may lead to depression and subsequent compromised family coping, which is a nursing diagnosis.
3. Although associated with the medical condition of endometriosis, infertility is a medical diagnosis.
4. Hyperandrogenism is a medical diagnosis that pertains to elevated serum androgen levels. Hyperandrogenism is associated with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).

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