With a history of breast cancer in the family, a 48-year-old female client is interested in learning about the modifiable risk factors for breast cancer

After the nurse explains this information, which statement made by the client indicates that more teaching is needed?
a.
"I am fortunate that I breast-fed each of my three children for 12 months."
b.
"It looks as though I need to start working out at the gym more often."
c.
"I am glad that we can still have wine with every evening meal."
d.
"When I have menopausal symptoms, I must avoid hormone replacement therapy."


ANS: C
Modifiable risk factors can help prevent breast cancer. The client should lessen alcohol intake and not have wine 7 days a week. Breast-feeding, regular exercise, and avoiding hormone replacement are also strategies for breast cancer prevention.

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