Performing fertility assessment

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Why must a nurse ask about the client's workplace when performing a fertility assessment? The nurse does not have to ask about the client's workplace when performing a fertility assessment The workplace may not have adequate maternity leave for the client to support a child The nurse should ensure the client is financially prepared for a child before addressing their fertility The workplace may expose the client to toxins that will affect their fertility.

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