The nurse in a primary care clinic and a client have come to see the primary care provider because the client is getting married and wants to have a prenuptial gynecologic examination. After the exam, the nurse asks about the woman's plan to have a family. The woman responds, "Why do I have to plan for a family?" What would be the nurses's best response?

When a woman came to a primary care clinic before her marriage for a prenuptial gynecologic examination and to get herself checked, The nurse who had her checkup, asked casually about the woman's plan to have a family. The woman got offended and asked the nurse that why she would have a plan for a family.

This question put nurse in an awkward situation. So the best response the woman can give to the woman is by saying that the goal of asking the woman about family plans is to just help her, by telling her that if they don't want to plan a family, she can tell her ways to control time between births. So she would go with the answer, 'The couple can control the time between births when they plan their family'. This would be the most appropriate and decent answer by the nurse in this situation.

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