The nurse is discussing information regarding the human papilloma viral (HPV) infection. Which statement, made by the client, requires clarification?
A) "HPV transmission may occur when the client is asymptomatic."
B) "HPV is spread during sexual intercourse."
C) "HPV may be spread to a newborn at the time of delivery."
D) "HPV can be spread by autoinoculation."
B
Feedback:
The nurse is correct to clarify that sexual penetration is not necessary to transmit HPV; the warts can also be spread by autoinoculation. The other options are correct statements that need no clarification.
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