What assessment findings on breast palpation should the nurse report to the physician for follow-up? (Select all that apply.?

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A) Puckering or dimpling of the skin, C) Asymmetrical movement of the breasts, D) Areas of different consistency, and E) Different pointing position of nipples are all potential indicators of breast pathology that should be reported for further evaluation. B) A slight difference in size between breasts is often normal, and F) Stretch marks are common and not typically indicative of a serious condition.

What Assessment Findings on Breast Palpation Should the Nurse Report