The nurse is planning a group session for parents who are beginning infertility evaluation. Which statements should be included in this session? Select all that apply
1. "Infertility can be stressful for a marriage."
2. "Taking a vacation usually results in pregnancy."
3. "Your insurance will pay for the infertility treatments."
4. "The doctor will be able to tell why you have not conceived."
5. "Keep communicating with one another through this process."
1, 5
Explanation:
1. Infertility is often stressful on a marriage, as a result of the need to schedule intercourse and pay for treatments and the societal expectation to have children.
2. A common myth is that taking a vacation or just relaxing will result in conception.
3. Insurance often does not pay for infertility treatment.
4. Some infertility cannot be explained, despite extensive treatments.
5. Communication is important to help cope with stress. A nurse should always encourage clients to ask questions.
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