An infertile couple confides in the nurse at the infertility clinic that they feel overwhelmed with the decisions facing them. Which nursing strategy would be most appropriate?
1. Refer them to a marriage counselor.
2. Provide them with information and instructions throughout the diagnostic and therapeutic process.
3. Express concern and caring.
4. Inquire about the names they have chosen for their baby.
Question 2
The family the nurse is caring for in the community has a two-month-old child. The infant is breastfed, and the father helps care for the child by changing diapers, and dressing and bathing the baby.
The mother will be returning to work when the baby is three months old, and a day care provider has been arranged. Although the mother occasionally feels fatigued, the couple has resumed having sexual relations, although not as frequently as before the pregnancy. Which family model best describes this family? A. Model of the Childbearing Family
B. Model Incorporating the Unattached Young Adult
C. Model of the Nuclear Family
D. Model of the Breastfeeding Mother
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