Health PromotionQuestion 46 of 120
A client asks about recommended colorectal cancer screening for average-risk adults. Which response reflects general guidance?
a.Screening is never necessary without symptoms
b.Screening should begin at age 70
c.Only clients with a family history need screening
d.Regular screening is recommended beginning at around age 45
Explanation
Average-risk adults are generally advised to begin colorectal cancer screening around age 45. Screening is recommended even without symptoms or family history. Early screening improves detection and outcomes.
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