During a health assessment interview, the client tells the nurse that she has some vaginal drainage. The client is concerned that it may indicate a sexually transmitted infection (STI). Which statement should the nurse make to the client?
A. "When was your last gynecological checkup?"
B. "Have you been engaging in unprotected sexual intercourse?"
C. "Don't worry about the discharge. Some vaginal discharge is normal."
D. "I need some more information about the discharge. What color is it?"
Ans: D. "I need some more information about the discharge. What color is it?"
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