Choice A rationale:

"So you can make an informed decision about treatment." Rationale: Educating the client and their family about the condition is essential to empower them to make informed decisions about treatment options.

Ectopic pregnancy may require interventions such as surgery or medication, and understanding the risks and benefits of these treatments is crucial for informed decision-making.

Choice B rationale:

"To reduce anxiety and promote coping." Rationale: While reducing anxiety and promoting coping are important aspects of patient care, the primary reason for educating the client and their family about ectopic pregnancy is to ensure they have the necessary information to make informed decisions about treatment.

Providing education can also help alleviate anxiety by demystifying the condition and its management.

Choice C rationale:

"Because it's required by hospital policy." Rationale: This statement is not accurate.

Education about a medical condition is typically not provided solely because it's a hospital policy requirement.

While hospitals may have policies regarding patient education, the primary motivation for educating the client and their family about ectopic pregnancy should be to support their understanding and decision-making.

Choice D rationale:

"All pregnancies require education." Rationale: While education about pregnancy is important, it is not the primary reason for educating the client and their family about ectopic pregnancy.

Ectopic pregnancy is a specific medical condition that requires unique information and considerations.

Providing generic pregnancy education may not address the specific needs and risks associated with ectopic pregnancy.