Multiple Choice
While inspecting a patient's breasts, the nurse finds that the left breast is slightly larger than the right with the bilateral presence of Montgomery glands. How should the nurse proceed?
A) Palpate over the Montgomery glands, checking for drainage.
B) Consider these findings as normal, and proceed with the examination.
C) Ask extensive health history questions regarding the woman's breast asymmetry.
D) Continue with the examination, and then refer the patient for further evaluation of the Montgomery glands.
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