A patient on Depo-Provera states that she is not menstruating and, therefore, is unsure of the best time to perform BSE. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?

1) "You should perform your BSE when you think you would be menstruating."
2) "You should perform your BSE on the day you receive your monthly injections.
3) "You should perform your BSE on the 1st day of each month."
4) "You should perform your BSE every Monday."


ANS: 3

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