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The 45-year-old client reports that she has no interest in sex and that she and her husband have not had intercourse in 16 years. How should the nurse interpret this assessment data?
1. This couple is experiencing sexual dysfunction.
2. The woman's lack of sexual desire has resulted in impotence in her husband.
3. If both partners share the same lack of desire, there is often not a problem.
4. This situation is so unnatural that some dysfunction is present.

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Kozier & Erb's Fundamentals of Nursing

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Authors: Berman, Snyder, Frandsen

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Very helpful, thanks for providing an explanation

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Wow, I remember answering this a while ago. It was a tough question, glad I could help

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