A nurse is preparing a client for intrauterine device (IUD) insertion. What should the nurse inform the client when educating her on IUDs?
A) Reduced menstrual flow after insertion
B) Insertion procedure is painless
C) Regular check of threads must be done
D) Continuous cramps after insertion
C
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The nurse should instruct the client to check the threads regularly to make sure that the IUD is in place. Menstrual flow may be heavier, or last longer than normal, after IUD insertion. It will not decrease. The client may feel a sharp pain when the IUD is inserted. The client may have cramps for a few days, but these should not continue.
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