Which statement is most important to emphasize when teaching a 40-year-old female client newly diagnosed with fibrocystic breast changes? 1. "breast changes that are not related to your cycle should be reported to your provider." 2. "if your breasts become sore during the month, you may take ibuprofen as needed." 3. "schedule yearly clinical breast examinations with your health care provider." 4. "these cysts are benign, and research shows that they do not increase the risk of cancer."

What are the symptoms of trichomoniasis in males? a. painful urination, a dark discharge from thepenis, with no itchingb. painful urination, a dark discharge from thevagina, with no itchingc. painful urination, a clear discharge from the vagina, and some itchingd. painful urination, a clear discharge from thepenis, and some itching

The effect of alcohol varies from one person to another, mostly because it depends on the blood alcohol concentration, or bac. what does blood alcohol concentration not depend on? a. amount of food in the stomach b. gender and size of the drinker c. rate of consumption d. time of drinking

Directions: good communication between parents and teens is very important. yet, communication with parents is often a source of conflict. read these two articles about the communication between adults and teens. the first is written for parents and the second is written for teens. after reading the articles, answer the questions below. use complete sentences. 1. do you think the article provides good advice? why or why not? 2. what is one thing you learned from the article written for parents? 3. what is one thing you learned from the article written for teens? 4. using the information you read as a source, write a short article for your school newspaper to parents and teenagers communicate better. your article should be at least three paragraphs long. be sure to include the following information: • explanation of the importance of good communication between teens and parents • communication advice specifically for parents • communication advice specifically for teens