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A couple attending a family planning service is unsure whether to use condoms or a hormonal method. Which nursing response is most appropriate?

Correct answer: B. Explain suitable methods, benefits and risks, then support the couple's informed choice

  • A. Select the method most commonly used in the nurse's area
  • B. Explain suitable methods, benefits and risks, then support the couple's informed choice
  • C. Recommend permanent contraception because it is more effective
  • D. Ask the husband to choose the method for the couple

Explanation

Family planning counselling should provide accurate information and respect voluntary informed choice. The nurse should not impose a method or exclude the woman from the decision.

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