A nurse is working with a woman who has been diagnosed with severe fibrocystic breast disease. After describing the medications that can be used as treatment, the nurse determines that additional teaching is needed when the client identifies which drug is being used.

Choice A: "Don't worry, I will be with you during the exam." This response is not appropriate because it does not address the client's feelings or concerns. It also may sound dismissive or patronizing to the client, who may have valid reasons to be nervous.

Choice B: "What part of the exam makes you most nervous?" This response is appropriate because it shows empathy and interest in the client's perspective. It also invites the client to express her fears or questions and allows the nurse to provide information and reassurance.

Choice C: "All you need to do is relax." This response is not appropriate because it does not acknowledge the client's feelings or concerns. It also may sound unrealistic or insensitive to the client, who may find it hard to relax in a stressful situation.

Choice D: "A pelvic exam is required if you want birth control pills." This response is not appropriate because it does not address the client's feelings or concerns. It also may sound coercive or threatening to the client, who may feel pressured or intimidated by the requirement.

Choice A reason: Baby oil is not an acceptable lubricant, as it can damage the condom and reduce its effectiveness. The students should use water-based or silicone-based lubricants instead.

Choice B reason: Ensuring a tight fit of the condom is not advisable, as it can cause discomfort and increase the risk of breakage. The students should leave some space at the tip of the condom to collect semen and prevent spillage.

Choice C reason: Only using latex condoms is correct, as they are more effective than other materials in preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. The students should avoid using condoms made of natural skin or lambskin, as they are porous and can allow viruses to pass through.

Choice D reason: Placing the condom on an erect penis is correct, as it ensures proper application and prevents slippage. The students should unroll the condom over the entire length of the penis before any sexual contact.

Choice E reason: Storing the condoms in a cool dry place is correct, as it prevents exposure to heat, moisture, sunlight, or sharp objects that can damage the condom. The students should check the expiration date and integrity of the condom before use.