A nurse is providing teaching to a 15-year-old adolescent about a medication used to treat a sexually transmitted infection. Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

A. Inform the client to contact the pharmacy regarding any questions related to the medication. While pharmacists can provide additional information, the nurse should ensure the adolescent understands the medication instructions and has immediate answers to any questions during the teaching session.B. Provide instructions to the client's parent with the client present. Adolescents may be more comfortable discussing sensitive topics such as STIs privately. The primary teaching should be directed to the adolescent to respect their autonomy and privacy.C. Instruct the client's parents to write down the information that is being provided. This is not appropriate for an adolescent who is capable of understanding their own medical information. The focus should be on ensuring the adolescent comprehends the information.D. Ask how the client prefers to learn new information. Correct. Asking the adolescent how they prefer to learn new information helps tailor the education to their learning style, making it more effective and respectful of their preferences.