The nurse is caring for a female patient with a suspected sexual dysfunction. In order for the health care provider to diagnose this condition, which must be true of the symptoms? Select all that apply.

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2. In general, a sexual dysfunction may be diagnosed if it frequently, though not necessarily always, prevents the desired participation in sexual activity; has been present for at least 6 months; and is not caused by some other mental, behavioral, or medical condition.
4. In general, a sexual dysfunction may be diagnosed if it frequently, though not necessarily always, prevents the desired participation in sexual activity; has been present for at least 6 months; and is not caused by some other mental, behavioral, or medical condition.
5. In general, a sexual dysfunction may be diagnosed if it frequently, though not necessarily always, prevents the desired participation in sexual activity; has been present for at least 6 months; and is not caused by some other mental, behavioral, or medical condition.

The Nurse Is Caring for a Female Patient with a Suspected