A nurse working with an infertile couple has made the following nursing diagnosis: Sexual dysfunction related to decreased libido. Which of the following assessments is the likely reason for this diagnosis? 1. The couple has established a set schedule for their sexual encounters. 2. The couple has been married for more than eight years. 3. The couple lives with one set of parents. 4. The couple has close friends who gave birth to a baby within the last year.

A nurse working with an infertile couple has made the following nursing diagnosis: Sexual dysfunction related to decreased libido. Which of the following assessments is the likely reason for this diagnosis? 1. The couple has established a set schedule for their sexual encounters. 2. The couple has been married for more than eight years. 3. The couple lives with one set of parents. 4. The couple has close friends who gave birth to a baby within the last year.

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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Chapter24: Reproductive System Drug

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