You are assessing Mr. Clements during his 4-week follow-up appointment after discharge from the hospital. You...

You are assessing Mr. Clements during his 4-week follow-up appointment after discharge from the hospital. You need to include a sexual health history as a routine part of the nursing history. Give examples of nonjudgmental questions you will ask to determine his sexual function.

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As per the PLISSIT demonstrate, you initially request consent to talk about sexual wellbeing. At that point you could inquire:
These are some nonjudgmental question which I could ask for normal sexual behaviour

Have you been sexualy active after your myocardial infraction ?

Would you be able to enlighten me concerning any troubles you are having with your partner?

What is your opinion about the sexual parts of your life?

Nightingale answered 2 years ago

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