Which of These Is the Strongest Inherent Risk Factor for Cancer

question 70

Multiple Choice

Which of these is the strongest inherent risk factor for cancer?

• A) advancing age
• B) ethnic background
• C) gender
• D) family history

Understand the importance of proper moving techniques to prevent injury and complications in bedridden patients.

Identify the risks and complications associated with impaired bed mobility.

Recognize the high incidence of hip fractures resulting from falls and the importance of prevention measures.

Comprehend how mobility changes across the life span due to growth, development, and other factors.

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Definitions:

Menopause

The phase in a woman's life, typically occurring between 45 and 55 years of age, marking the end of menstrual cycles and reproductive ability.

Genetic Mutation

A permanent alteration in the DNA sequence that makes up a gene, which can affect an individual's traits and potentially be passed down to offspring.

Breast Cancer

A malignant tumor that develops from the breast cells, which can spread to other parts of the body if not treated early.

Uncontrolled Growth

Often refers to abnormal cell growth, such as in cancer, where cells divide and multiply in an unregulated manner.