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Which question should the nurse ask the male client diagnosed with aortoiliac disease during the admission interview?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Aortoiliac disease can cause erectile dysfunction due to reduced pelvic blood flow, making sexual intercourse issues (
D) relevant. Sitting (
A), bowel/urination (
B), and throbbing (
C) are less specific.

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