Which statement about female sterilisation should the nurse include during counselling?
Correct answer: B. It is intended as a permanent method of contraception
- A. It protects against HIV and other sexually transmitted infections
- B. It is intended as a permanent method of contraception
- C. It causes immediate menopause after the procedure
- D. It can always be reversed successfully when desired
Explanation
Tubal sterilisation is intended to be permanent, so the decision requires voluntary informed consent and discussion of alternatives. It does not cause menopause and does not protect against sexually transmitted infections.
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