A mother says to the nurse, "I think my teenage son is showing signs of obsessive-compulsive disorder, just like his father." Which risk factors in the client's medical history would support this diagnosis? Select all that apply.

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A)Risk factors for obsessive-compulsive disorder include having a first-degree relative with the disorder and going through a major life stressor. Men develop the disorder earlier than women. Living with parents, being unemployed, or having a history of chronic illnesses are not risk factors for the disorder.
B)Risk factors for obsessive-compulsive disorder include having a first-degree relative with the disorder and going through a major life stressor. Men develop the disorder earlier than women. Living with parents, being unemployed, or having a history of chronic illnesses are not risk factors for the disorder.
C)Risk factors for obsessive-compulsive disorder include having a first-degree relative with the disorder and going through a major life stressor. Men develop the disorder earlier than women. Living with parents, being unemployed, or having a history of chronic illnesses are not risk factors for the disorder.
D)Risk factors for obsessive-compulsive disorder include having a first-degree relative with the disorder and going through a major life stressor. Men develop the disorder earlier than women. Living with parents, being unemployed, or having a history of chronic illnesses are not risk factors for the disorder.
E)Risk factors for obsessive-compulsive disorder include having a first-degree relative with the disorder and going through a major life stressor. Men develop the disorder earlier than women. Living with parents, being unemployed, or having a history of chronic illnesses are not risk factors for the disorder.

A Mother Says to the Nurse, "I Think My Teenage