The nurse is teaching the 47-year-old female client about recommended screening practices for breast cancer. Which statement by the client indicates understanding of the nurse's instructions?
A. "My mother and grandmother had breast cancer, so I am at risk."
B. "I get a mammography every 2 years since I turned 30."
C. "A clinical breast examination is performed every month since I turned 40."
D. "A CT scan will be done every year after I turn 50."
Ans: A. "My mother and grandmother had breast cancer, so I am at risk."
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