Nursing

Adolescent sexual health is one of the most clinically nuanced and personally sensitive areas a registered nurse will encounter in pediatric and community health settings. From STI screening to contraception counseling and trauma-informed communication, the RN nurse must approach these encounters with both clinical precision and cultural humility. For nursing students preparing for the NCLEX, … Read more

Sexual health is a fundamental component of overall well-being, yet it remains one of the most underaddressed areas in nursing practice. The trauma impact on sexual health is profound and far-reaching — affecting physical function, psychological safety, relationship intimacy, and reproductive outcomes. For the registered nurse, understanding how past trauma shapes a patient’s sexual health … Read more

Gender dysphoria — the clinically significant distress arising from a discrepancy between a person’s experienced gender identity and their sex assigned at birth — is a condition that every RN nurse will encounter across clinical settings. From psychiatric units and primary care clinics to emergency departments and surgical floors, nursing professionals must be equipped with … Read more

Sexual health is a fundamental dimension of overall well-being, yet it remains one of the most underaddressed topics in clinical practice. Sexual dysfunction — a persistent disturbance in the normal sexual response cycle or the experience of pain during sexual activity — affects millions of patients across all age groups and diagnoses. For the registered … Read more

Body image and sexual health are integral dimensions of holistic patient care — yet they are among the most frequently overlooked areas in clinical practice. For the registered nurse, addressing these topics requires clinical confidence, therapeutic communication, and a thorough understanding of the psychosocial factors that shape a patient’s sense of self. Whether caring for … Read more