A client tells the nurse she plans to use oral contraceptives for birth control. Given this information, which client behavior would cause the nurse the most concern?

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A)Smoking while taking oral contraceptives increases the client's risk of developing a thrombolytic disorder. Drinking two glasses of wine a day is not a contraindication to the use of oral contraceptives, nor is being treated for bipolar disorder. Having several sexual partners does not preclude the use of oral contraceptives, but the client should be advised that oral contraceptives do not provide protection against sexually transmitted infections so use of a barrier method is also recommended.
B)Smoking while taking oral contraceptives increases the client's risk of developing a thrombolytic disorder. Drinking two glasses of wine a day is not a contraindication to the use of oral contraceptives, nor is being treated for bipolar disorder. Having several sexual partners does not preclude the use of oral contraceptives, but the client should be advised that oral contraceptives do not provide protection against sexually transmitted infections so use of a barrier method is also recommended.
C)Smoking while taking oral contraceptives increases the client's risk of developing a thrombolytic disorder. Drinking two glasses of wine a day is not a contraindication to the use of oral contraceptives, nor is being treated for bipolar disorder. Having several sexual partners does not preclude the use of oral contraceptives, but the client should be advised that oral contraceptives do not provide protection against sexually transmitted infections so use of a barrier method is also recommended.
D)Smoking while taking oral contraceptives increases the client's risk of developing a thrombolytic disorder. Drinking two glasses of wine a day is not a contraindication to the use of oral contraceptives, nor is being treated for bipolar disorder. Having several sexual partners does not preclude the use of oral contraceptives, but the client should be advised that oral contraceptives do not provide protection against sexually transmitted infections so use of a barrier method is also recommended.

A Client Tells the Nurse She Plans to Use Oral