When the nurse instructs a client about breast self-examination, the primary purpose of the client education is:
A) promotion of self-efficacy and body image.
B) restoration of function.
C) illness prevention.
D) promotion of coping.
Ans: C
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Client education also focuses on the knowledge and skills for early detection or prevention of disease and disability. Studies have proven the importance of early detection in support of teaching breast self-examination.
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