An 85-year-old white woman walks 1 mile (1.6 km) every morning and every evening. She continues to smoke but has cut back to hal
f a pack per day. She had a total oophorectomy at age 45 secondary to stage I ovarian cancer. This client is currently not on any medications. Which is not a primary risk factor for osteoporosis for this client?
Osteoporosis is a medical condition that causes bones to become so fragile such that with little activity or stress can cause the bones to fracture without having the ability to create new bones. The primary risk associated with this condition range from age, race, body size, underlying conditions like cancer requiring treatment, lifestyle choices(smoking, sedentary lifestyle, smoking, etc.
For 85-year-old white woman who walks 1 mile (1.6 km) every morning and every evening. and continues to smoke but has cut back to half a pack per day with oophorectomy at age 45 secondary to stage I ovarian cancer. Sedentary lifestyle will not be primary risk factor for osteoporosis for her because she walks i mile every morning and evening, but other primary causes may attribute to her osteoporosis.
I mean, not all do? But in Japan, looking nice is a (really) common thing. I assume they just take really good care of their hair though. And the black, could be natural or dyed.
