The nurse teaches the pregnant client that positions for sexual intercourse might need modification during later pregnancy. An appropriate position for intercourse during the third trimester is:
1. Lithotomy.
2. Fowler's.
3. Supine.
4. Side-lying.
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Rationale: As the abdomen increases in girth during later pregnancy, changes in position might need to be utilized to achieve sexual activity.
1. This position may be uncomfortable during advance pregnancy, and is not recommended.
2. This position may be uncomfortable during advance pregnancy, and is not recommended.
3. This position may be uncomfortable during advance pregnancy, and is not recommended.
4. Side-lying reduces pressure on the abdomen, and avoids supine hypotension.
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