The nurse recognizes that statistics from the American Cancer Society demonstrate that males are at greater risk for the development of which types of cancer? (Select All that Apply.)

Lung

Melanoma of skin

Thyroid

Breast

Colorectal

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : A,B,E

A. Lung cancer is more common in males, particularly due to higher smoking rates historically, although both men and women are at risk.
B. Melanoma of the skin is more common in males, especially in older age groups. While it is important for both genders to protect their skin, men tend to develop more aggressive forms of melanoma.
C. Thyroid cancer is actually more common in women than men, though men are more likely to die from it.
D. Breast cancer is far less common in males than in females, though men can develop it, the incidence is much lower.
E. Colorectal cancer is more common in males than females, with men being at a higher risk overall.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. Traumatic grief is a response to a sudden, unexpected, or violent death, often associated with shock and difficulty processing the loss.
B. Complicated grief refers to an intense and prolonged grieving process that interferes with daily life, occurring after a loss, not typically before death.
C. Disenfranchised grief occurs when a person’s grief is not acknowledged or validated by society, such as with a stigmatized relationship or loss.
D. Anticipatory grief occurs before a loss, when individuals expect the death of a loved one due to terminal illness. It allows time to process the impending loss and begin grieving before the actual death occurs.

A. Resources for group therapy in the community B. Information about insurance coverage C. Aggressiveness of potential for self-harm D. Medication compliance

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Community resources are helpful for long-term support, but immediate safety takes precedence.
B. Insurance details are administrative and do not directly impact client safety or immediate care.
C. Clients with borderline personality disorder (BPD) often exhibit impulsivity, emotional instability, and may have a high risk for self-harm or suicidal behaviors. Therefore, the potential for self-injury or aggression is the nurse’s priority to address for ensuring safety.
D. While medication compliance is part of the overall treatment plan, safety concerns like self-harm come first in priority

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Correct Answer is C

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