A client using oral contraceptives tells the nurse that her family is complete, and she now desires permanent contraception. Which statement should the nurse include in teaching this client about sterilization options?
1. "Essure becomes effective 3 months after insertion."
2. "Vasectomy is effective immediately after the procedure."
3. "Tubal ligation cannot be performed until the client is age 35."
4. "Oral contraception should be taken until menopause."
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Explanation: 1. The insertion of Essure creates a tissue response that results in tubal occlusion in about 3 months.
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