The nurse provides instruction to a client on how to use a diaphragm. which client statement indicates to the nurse that the teaching was effective? a. "i am glad a diaphragm protects me from aids."b. "i can remove the diaphragm 6 hours after intercourse."c. "i will only use spermicide cream with the diaphragm before insertion."d. "i need to be examined every 6 months to make sure the diaphragm fits."

b. "I can remove the diaphragm 6 hours after intercourse."

Explanation:

The first statement is incorrect because a diaphragm is only used to avoid contraception and has nothing to do with transfer of AIDS infection. the second statement is correct because a diaphragm shall be removed after six hours of performing intercourse. However, a spermicide cream is only used when a patients inserts a diaphragm but performs intercourse four hours later. A diaphragm is examined only when the client's weight changes up to 15 pounds, if client had a child, and usually it is checked for fitness annually.

the last statement is correct i.e.

when your heart is not pumping enough blood around your body because your heart is severely failing, you may need an artificial heart. an artificial heart is a mechanical device, about the size of an orange, that is connected to your heart or implanted in your chest to or replace a failing heart.