When conducting a clinical breast examination, the examiner should:

a. forgo the examination if the patient has had a recent mammogram.
b. keep the patient's breasts completely cov-ered to respect modesty.
c. dim the lights to minimize anxiety.
d. inspect both breasts simultaneously.


D
Simultaneous observation of both breasts is essential to detect differences between breast size, symmetry, contour, and skin color.

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