The nurse prepares to offer health screening and promotion activities for women aged 40-60. Which activity does the nurse plan to include as a priority for this group?
A.
Alzheimer's disease screening
B.
Breast cancer screening
C.
Gardasil vaccinations
D.
Influenza vaccinations
ANS: B
Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women in the United States and is the leading cause of death in women aged 40-55. The priority screening activity is for breast cancer. Alzheimer's disease screening is typically done in the older patient. Gardasil is recommended for females aged 9-26. Influenza vaccinations are important for all ages.
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