The nurse is reviewing data collected during a health history and physical assessment and determines that a client is at risk for developing breast cancer. Which data supports this client's risk for developing breast cancer?
Select all that apply.
A) Age 60
B) Breastfed both children
C) Sister had breast cancer
D) Body mass index 22
E) Menopause at age 58
Answer: A, C, E
The risk for developing breast cancer increases with age. Having a first-degree relative with breast cancer increases the risk. Menopause after the age of 55 also increases the risk for developing breast cancer. Breastfeeding and maintaining a normal body weight lower a person's risk for developing breast cancer.
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