Answer:
b. "I can remove the diaphragm 6 hours after intercourse."
Step-by-step 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.