A) faster tumor growth rates.
B) longer survival.
C) more aggressive behavior.
D) poor response to hormonal manipulation.
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A) carcinoma.
B) fibroadenoma.
C) fibrocystic disease.
D) mastitis.
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A) using daily heat applications.
B) keeping the implant very soft.
C) not wearing a bra until the implant drops.
D) wearing a bra at all times.
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A) encourage the client to get adequate rest.
B) monitor the client's safety.
C) teach the client about the drug regimen.
D) watch for drug side effects.
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A) assisting the client in coping with hot flashes.
B) decreasing sodium intake.
C) encouraging milk products to increase calcium intake.
D) increasing fluid intake.
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A) drink eight glasses of water daily.
B) eat iron-rich foods.
C) practice good skin care.
D) take high-fiber laxatives.
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A) a year has passed.
B) all the sutures and drains are removed.
C) the client is discharged.
D) the wound has healed completely.
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A) a cyst.
B) a papilloma.
C) carcinoma.
D) ductal hyperplasia.
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A) breast-conserving surgery is appropriate at this stage.
B) mastectomy is done as soon as possible.
C) radiation and chemotherapy are used instead of surgery.
D) radiation therapy is given before surgery.
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A) asking about a prosthesis.
B) looking at the incision.
C) talking about her feelings.
D) wearing make-up and her own nightgown.
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A) have a mammogram every 2 years.
B) increase her intake of leafy green vegetables.
C) increase her intake of vitamin C.
D) minimize intake of alcohol.
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A) "If I give up coffee, it may get better."
B) "It may get worse after menopause."
C) "Pregnancy usually worsens the symptoms."
D) "This can be treated with daily diuretics."
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A) avoid touching the breasts.
B) perform full range-of-motion arm exercises a week after surgery.
C) sleep on her back in a head-elevated position for a week.
D) take aspirin for pain relief and to decrease inflammation.
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A) intraductal carcinoma.
B) infiltrating ductal carcinoma.
C) lobular carcinoma in situ.
D) tubular carcinoma.
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A) begin an exercise routine.
B) get fitted for a good prosthesis.
C) obtain a wig before hair is lost.
D) purchase some new clothes.
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A) back pain.
B) confusion.
C) infection.
D) weight gain.
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A) began menstruation at an early age.
B) experienced menopause at an early age.
C) had five children.
D) needed surgical removal of her ovaries at age 32.
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A) distant recurrence is seen more often with lumpectomy.
B) effects are comparable between the two remedies.
C) radiation therapy is not needed with mastectomy.
D) radiation may cause a significant incidence of secondary malignancies.
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A) encourage the client to touch the fingers to shoulders, extending arm fully.
B) encourage the client to use the operative arm to brush her hair.
C) maintain complete immobility of the operative arm for the first 24 hours.
D) perform passive range-of-motion exercises with the operative arm.
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A) arrange for Reach for Recovery volunteer to visit.
B) describe the plan for follow-up treatment and surveillance.
C) discuss methods of improving self-image.
D) share information about mastectomy support groups.
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