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A nurse is teaching a client about the use of spermicides. Which of the following client statements indicates understanding?

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Rationale: Spermicide should be applied 10-30 minutes before intercourse for optimal effectiveness. It is effective for about 1 hour, does not protect against STIs, and is most effective with barrier methods.

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