Multiple Choice
A client is concerned about becoming impotent because of the inability to sustain an erection and a history of a sexually transmitted infection as a young adult.What is the nurse's best response to this client's concerns?
A) "An occasional incident like this is normal and common, and there is no reason to be concerned."
B) "Sexually transmitted infections may result in sexual problems in adults."
C) "Erectile dysfunction is the correct term for the inability to achieve or sustain an erection."
D) "The medical diagnosis of erectile dysfunction is not made until the man has erection difficulties in 25% or more of his interactions."
Correct Answer:
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