While inspecting a patient's breasts, the nurse finds that the left breast is slightly larger than the right with the bilateral presence of Montgomery glands. How should the nurse proceed?

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Normal findings of the breast include one breast (most often the left) slightly larger than the other and the presence of Montgomery glands across the areola. These are normal findings so there is no need to palpate the Montgomery glands and checking for drainage, asking extensive health history questions, or referring the patient for further evaluation of the Montgomery glands.

While Inspecting a Patient's Breasts, the Nurse Finds That the Left