When discussing family planning methods, the nurse should plan to
a. choose the method, based on health assessment, that would best suit the client's health risks and needs
b. help clients to have a thorough understanding of the method they choose
c. include only the female in the discussion
d. point out all methods that have the greatest effectiveness
B
Helping the clients understand the method they choose is key to their effective use of the method and be aware of possible adverse effects. Choosing the method should be the client's choice. Both partners should participate in the decision when feasible. Pointing out all methods that have the greatest effectiveness is providing only restrictive information.
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