A nurse is assisting with feeding a client who has had a stroke. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as a manifestation of dysphagia?

Rationale:

A. Regular clinical breast examinations by a healthcare provider are recommended for all women, typically starting at age 30, regardless of family history, as part of early detection efforts for breast cancer.

B. While mammograms are important for breast cancer screening, the age at which they should start may vary based on individual risk factors and guidelines from different organizations.

C. Breast ultrasound may be used in specific cases but is not typically recommended as a routine screening tool for breast cancer in asymptomatic women without specific risk factors.

D. Breast self-examinations are important for women to become familiar with their breasts and detect any changes, but the age at which they should start may vary based on individual risk factors and guidelines.

Rationale:

A. A stoma that protrudes slightly from the abdomen is normal after colostomy surgery.

B. A stoma that appears dark in color may indicate compromised blood flow and should be reported to the provider.

C. A stoma that bleeds lightly when touched is normal after colostomy surgery.

D. A stoma that is draining a small amount of liquid stool is normal after colostomy surgery.