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2. a. Vulval ulcers are sores that appear on the female genital organs. The nurse should distinguish the part of the labia majora and labia minor for the presence of erosion and diagnose the exact type of ulcers more appropriately. The nurse should also assess the symptoms of pain, itching, discharge, and sexual status before diagnosing the patient.

b. The client should be treated by

• treating underlying causes like STDs.
• Administer antibiotics and antihistamines.
• Advice for Epsom salt baths, cool compresses to avoid itching and improve healing.

3. Risk factors for breast cancer:

• The risk of breast cancer increases with the age of above 50.
• Women with inherited genes of BRCA1 have an increased risk of developing breast cancer.
• Avoiding exposure to radiation may reduce the risk of developing breast cancer.
• Avoiding overweight and obese may reduce the risk of breast cancer.
• Physically active may reduce the risk of developing breast cancer.
• Drinking alcohol may increase the risk, so you should avoid alcohol intake.
• Eat omega 3 fatty acids, avoid trans fat and processed food to reduce the risk of cancer.
• Avoid estrogen therapy and oral contraceptive method to minimize the risk of cancer.
• Minimize stress and anxiety to improve your quality of life.