Case study- risk factors directions

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Assignment: Case Study: Risk Factors Directions: Mrs. Sween is 64 years old and she has stage 3 breast cancer. Her daughter wants her to live with her. She has three children: Amy, 12; David, 7; and Chrissy, 2. Her daughter owns a flower shop and has a workshop on the side of the house.

Although the nurse is grateful that Mrs. Sween has such a supportive daughter, why is she concerned for her health? Be sure to include all possible risk factors to Mrs. Sween's health. Submit this assignmaent to your instructor via the dropbox "LP3

Assignment:

Case Study: Risk Factors." This assignment is worth 15 points and will be graded according to the scoring guide below.

Criteria

1. Student addresses the concerns Mrs. Sween's nurse may have.

2. Student includes risk factors to Mrs. Sween's health.

3. Student makes a professional connection with their response. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY & STUDY GUIDE : The Biologic Basis for Disease in Adults and Children 7th ed. McCance Elsevier is the book I need to cite with 1 other peer reviewed source APA formatting is strictly inforced

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