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Title: A 63-year-old woman says, I want to take estrogen to prevent AD, but my doctor won't prescribe it. ... Post by: nicolebrok@live on Jan 21, 2018 A 63-year-old woman says, I want to take estrogen to prevent AD, but my doctor won't prescribe it. Select the nurse's most informative response.
a. Perhaps you should seek a second opinion. Estrogen clearly provides protection against AD. b. Most researchers now believe that estrogen is not actually deficient after menopause. It simply works in different ways. c. Most online resources indicate that estrogen provides important protection against development of AD. d. There is conflicting evidence about whether estrogen prevents Alzheimer's disease, but research clearly shows cardiovascular problems with estrogen therapy. Title: A 63-year-old woman says, I want to take estrogen to prevent AD, but my doctor won't prescribe it. ... Post by: bburns on Jan 21, 2018 D
Research findings about the effectiveness of estrogen for prevention of AD are inconclusive; however, estrogen therapy is clearly associated with increased risk of cardiovascular events. The distracters are incorrect statements. |