When the nurse is examining a male client's genitalia, the client experiences an erection. Which of the following would be most appropriate for the nurse to do?
A) Don't say anything but continue the exam.
B) Stop the exam and leave the room for 10 minutes.
C) As the client whether continuing the exam will embarrass him.
D) Reassure the client that this is not unusual.
D
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