Select all that apply: Skin cancer, particularly melanoma is on the rise. When discussing skin cancer risks with patients

Select all that apply: Skin cancer, particularly melanoma is on the rise. When discussing skin cancer risks with patients the NP should tell patients: Group of answer choices African Americans have more pigment in their skin, need vitamin D, are less likely to get a sun burn so don’t need to use sun screen Children do not get melanoma because it take time for the DNA damage to lead to this kind of cancer If it’s a cloudy day you don’t need to apply sun screen as often Melanoma can be hypopigmented, grow in unexpected places like under the finger nails, or locate in place a person cannot see so people at risk e.g. family history or previous diagnosis need a regular skin examination by a clinician