Because ovarian cancer has nonspecific symptoms and can result in lethal outcome, diagnostic testing may be indicated for some women. Which risk factors support the need for screening? Select all that apply

A) Carrying genetic mutation for the disease
B) Being nulliparous
C) Family history of lung cancer
D) Breastfeeding
E) Use of oral contraceptives for 5 years or more
F) Multiple full-term pregnancies


A, B
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Woman who are nulliparous, have a family history of ovarian cancer, and or carry a genetic mutation tend to develop ovarian cancer more often than others. Preventative measures recommended to lower the risk of ovarian cancer include having at least 2 full-term pregnancies, breastfeeding after pregnancies, and using oral contraceptives for 5 years or more. History of lung cancer is not a risk factor.

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