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The nurse is considering using the Claus model to assess the breast cancer risk in clients in a free clinic. What is the primary reason this is not a good model choice?

▸ This model does not consider the age of the client.

▸ Paternal family history is not included in the assessment.

▸ In this setting the model is likely to substantially underestimate risk.

▸ The health of second-degree relatives is not considered.

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

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Authors: Kenner, Lewis

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