1. 1) During the intake assessment and interview what information indicates that cat has an increased risk for osteoporosis? select all that apply a. recent death of her husband of 30 years b. gave birth to her first and only child at age 30 c. body mass index of 19 d. blood pressure of 150 / 90 e. excessive alcohol use: Answer: c. body mass index of 19 e. excessive alcohol use 2. 2) Kat is seen by the health care provider recommends osteoporosis screening since cat is at risk for osteoporosis. The nurse mates with Kat to provide client teaching. Kat tells the nurse that she played a lot of sports as a child and teenager. She states, "I guess I just put too much stress on my bones over the years." how should the nurse respond? a. Excessive wear and tear during the growth years can weaken your bones as an adult b. being active in sports only increases the risk for osteoporosis if your bones break a lot c. brittle bones are primarily inherited and are not often affected by their level of activity d. participating in sports activities often helps the bones become stronger and denser: Answer: d. participating in sports activities often helps the bones become stronger