The nurse has taught a couple about the temperature rhythm method of fertility control . Which of the following behaviors would indicate that the teaching was effective? The mother must chart the temperature at a regular basis . The couple resumes having intercourse as soon as they see a rise in the basal body temperature . The woman assesses her vaginal discharge daily for changes in color and odor The woman takes her basal body temperature before retiring each evening

The nurse has taught a couple about the temperature rhythm method of fertility control . Which of the following behaviors would indicate that the teaching was effective? The mother must chart the temperature at a regular basis . The couple resumes having intercourse as soon as they see a rise in the basal body temperature . The woman assesses her vaginal discharge daily for changes in color and odor The woman takes her basal body temperature before retiring each evening

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

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Author:Jones

Publisher:Jones

Chapter17: The Female Reproductive System

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