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A client discussing their sexuality.


Question 1 of 5

When assessing a client's sexuality, the nurse is aware that one's own personal values and attitudes:

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct answer is B: Personal values and attitudes should be explored before talking to the client. This is essential to ensure that the nurse can provide unbiased and nonjudgmental care. By understanding their own values, the nurse can approach the client's sexuality with an open mind and without imposing personal beliefs. Exploring personal values beforehand allows the nurse to be more empathetic and respectful towards the client's perspectives.
Choice A is incorrect because exploring personal values during the conversation may lead to biases influencing the interaction.
Choice C is incorrect as sharing personal values can hinder the client's comfort in disclosing their own feelings.
Choice D is incorrect as exploring personal values is crucial for providing holistic care.

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