A community health nurse is teaching a group of clients about available resources to assist with recovery following a stroke. Which of the following resources should the nurse recommend for clients who are experiencing dysphagia?

The correct answer is Choice D because, "State health departments report selected STIs to the National Institutes of Health." This statement indicates an understanding of the regulation regarding STI reporting, as state health departments are responsible for reporting selected STIs to the National Institutes of Health.

Choice A is wrong because, "Clients who have STIs are legally required to provide a list of sexual partners," is not correct. While it is important for clients to provide information about their sexual partners to prevent further spread of STIs, it is not a legal requirement.

Choice B is wrong because, "Congress mandates the requirements for STI reporting," is not correct. Congress does not mandate the requirements for STI reporting. It is the responsibility of state health departments to report selected STIs to the National Institutes of Health.

Choice C is wrong because, "Nurses should withhold the name of the client who has an STI during partner notification," is not correct. Nurses should not withhold the name of the client who has an STI during partner notification, as this is an important step in preventing the further spread of STIs.

Explanation: State health departments are responsible for reporting selected STIs to the National Institutes of Health. Clients are not legally required to provide a list of sexual partners, and Congress does not mandate the requirements for STI reporting. Nurses should not withhold the name of the client who has an STI during partner notification.

The correct answer is Choice B because, have the client participate in assertiveness training. Clients with antisocial personality disorder often struggle with impulsivity, aggression, and a lack of empathy or regard for the rights of others. Therefore, assertiveness training can help the client develop effective communication and coping skills to manage these behaviors.

Choice A is wrong because, teach the client how to minimize feelings of guilt, is incorrect as clients with antisocial personality disorder often lack insight into their behaviors and do not experience guilt or remorse. Choice C is wrong because, bargain with the client about behavioral consequences, is incorrect as this approach may reinforce the client's manipulative behaviors and lack of respect for others. Choice D is wrong because, assist the client to identify acceptable outlets of anger, is incorrect as this may not address the underlying issues of impulsivity and aggression that are characteristic of antisocial personality disorder.