Inflammatory bowel disease
Inflammatory bowel disease ( 35 Questions)
Incorrect. Having a family history of IBD does indeed increase the risk of developing the condition. It is considered a relevant risk factor.
Correct. A family history of IBD is associated with a slightly increased risk of developing the condition. While it does elevate the risk, it is not an absolute guarantee that the individual will develop IBD.
Incorrect. While a family history of IBD does increase the risk, it does not "significantly" increase the risk in the sense that everyone with a family history will develop the condition.
Incorrect. A family history of IBD increases the risk for all immediate family members, including the client.
A) Incorrect. Having a family history of IBD does indeed increase the risk of developing the condition. It is considered a relevant risk factor.
B) Correct. A family history of IBD is associated with a slightly increased risk of developing the condition. While it does elevate the risk, it is not an absolute guarantee that the individual will develop IBD.
C) Incorrect. While a family history of IBD does increase the risk, it does not "significantly" increase the risk in the sense that everyone with a family history will develop the condition.
D) Incorrect. A family history of IBD increases the risk for all immediate family members, including the client.