Mammograms (at various intervals) for detecting breast cancer are generally recommended for all women. Which group is least likely to take advantage of having them?
A) Elderly women of all ethnicities
B) Middle-aged black women
C) Middle-aged Latinas
D) Young Latinas
A
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Although the elderly have the highest rate of cancer, they are also the group having the lowest rate of early detection tests.
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The patient is immobile and has been repositioned in bed using a drawsheet. When finished, the patient is in a supported Fowler's position with the head of the bed elevated 45 degrees. Also important for positioning this patient is to:
a. support his calves with pillows. b. place a large pillow behind his head to prevent extension. c. place a pillow behind his upper back. d. avoid using pillows if the patient does not have use of the hands and arms.
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