During a client’s appointment at the women’s clinic, she states her menstrual flow is very heavy, occurs about every 3 weeks, and is accompanied by severe abdominal cramping. the breast exam is normal, and the results of the pap smear are normal. however, the client’s hemoglobin level is low, and the nurse suspects the heavy menstrual bleeding may be causing anemia. which information is considered primary data? select all that apply.1.heavy menstrual flow every 3 weeks with severe abdominal cramping
2.normal breast exam
3.normal pap smear
4.evidence of link between anemia and heavy menstruation
5.low hemoglobin

the answer is c, the development of reading and writing in young children

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