Nurses in the long-term care facility understand that residents:
1. Are unable to have sex.
2. Are incapable of orgasm.
3. Continue to need sexual expression.
4. Are not at risk for STIs.
3
Rationale: Older adults might need increased time to achieve erection and lubrication, but are able to have sexual intercourse.
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