NAPLEX (North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination) Practice Exam

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What is the recommendation for breast cancer screening for women 55 and older?

Mammograms every year
Mammograms every 2 years
Stop having mammograms
Mammograms every 5 years

The correct answer is: Mammograms every 2 years

The recommendation for women 55 and older is to have mammograms every 2 years, as stated by the American Cancer Society. This is because the risk of breast cancer increases with age, and mammograms have been proven to be an effective tool in detecting breast cancer in its early stages. Option A, having mammograms every year, may lead to unnecessary and potentially harmful testing. Option C, stopping mammograms altogether, is not recommended as the risk of breast cancer remains high for women over 55. Option D, having mammograms every 5 years, may also lead to missed cases of breast cancer as the risk increases with age. Therefore, mammograms every 2 years is the recommended course of action for women 55 and older.