At a health screening clinic, a nurse is educating a young woman about breast self-examination (BSE). The nurse determines that the client demonstrates understanding when she states that:
A. BSE must be performed every other month
B. BSE is performed on the day menstruation begins
C. Monthly BSE is the only way to ensure early detection of breast cancer
D. Monthly BSE includes inspection before a mirror and palpation both in the shower and while lying down
Ans: D. Monthly BSE includes inspection before a mirror and palpation both in the shower and while lying down
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