A male client, age 32 years, was recently married, and he and his wife would like to have children. The client is scheduled to have a total colectomy and is concerned with being able to have children
What is the best answer given by the nurse related to the client's concern? A) "There is no risk of you not being able to father children after this surgery."
B) "I certainly understand your concern, but there are other options such as artificial insemination and adoption."
C) "You may want to consider collection and storing of sperm for later use if you are planning to have children."
D) "Infertility is a side effect of this surgery and should be considered carefully."
C
Feedback:
Young male clients may wish to collect and store sperm for later use if they plan to have children. Sexual dysfunction in men after a total colectomy is unusual but sometimes occurs. If such dysfunction persists after a colectomy, operative and nonoperative options are available to facilitation erection.
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