What approach should the nurse practitioner take in providing care that is sensitive to Lara’s concerns?

Perry: Maternal Child Nursing Care, 6th Edition Chapter 3: Assessment and Health Promotion Young Adult Women Lara, a 25-year-old woman (G 0, P 0), comes to the women’s health clinic for a “GYN checkup.” During the health history interview, she tells the nurse practitioner that she had her “first and only checkup” at age 20 when she became sexually active. Lara reveals that this checkup was so embarrassing and uncomfortable that she dreads having it done again, but she has noticed “a little spotting after having sex the last few times” and this has worried her. What approach should the nurse practitioner take in providing care that is sensitive to Lara’s concerns? Your Answer Lara tells the nurse that she used the birth control pill until her prescription expired. Since then she has been using a spermicide and asking her partners to use condoms, which they occasionally refuse to do. She said she tries to abstain when she thinks she may be ovulating by counting days from the start of her period. Lara asks the nurse about a new prescription for birth control pills so that she does not have to bother with spermicide and condoms.A. Identify a nursing diagnosis that reflects potential problems related to Lara’s sexual practices.B. What interventions should the nurse implement related to the nursing diagnosis identified? Your AnswerLara becomes visibly anxious when it is time for the pelvic examination. What can the nurse practitioner do to make the examination more comfortable for Lara and help to ensure her future compliance with the recommended guidelines for the timing of women’s health assessments? Your Answer