The MOST frequently employed nursing intervention for a diagnosis of altered sexuality patterns requires the nurse to have developed skill in performing:
a. referrals to a sex therapist
b. cognitive behavioral therapy
c. sex education
d. active listening
D
Nurses need to develop the skill of performing active listening as part of an intervention for a diagnosis of altered sexuality patterns. Using nursing theories that promote unconditional acceptance and support can be the most useful as a guide for planning care. In most cases complete trust is required before sexual issues can be discussed between a client and nurse.
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