Multiple Choice
A nurse is performing an assessment for a 59-year-old man with a long history of hypertension. What is the rationale for including questions about prescribed medications and their effects on sexual function in the assessment?
A) Sexual dysfunction may result from use of prescription medications for management of hypertension.
B) Such questions are an indirect way of learning about the patient's medication adherence.
C) These questions ease the transition to questions about sexual practices in general.
D) Sexual dysfunction can cause stress and contribute to increased blood pressure.
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