Multiple Choice
A 46-year-old man has had erectile dysfunction (ED) for about 3 years when he finally seeks help for the problem. He tells the nurse that he decided to seek help because his wife "is losing patience with the situation." The most appropriate nursing diagnosis for the patient is
A) risk for anxiety related to inability to perform sexually.
B) situational low self-esteem related to loss of satisfying sexual activity.
C) ineffective sexuality patterns related to ED.
D) ineffective role performance related to effects of ED.
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