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A client who is experiencing vasomotor symptoms related to menopause receives a new prescription for estrogen replacement. Which client condition should the nurse report to the healthcare provider prior to administering the first dose of the medication?

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Rationale: Estrogen increases thromboembolism risk, and a history of pulmonary embolism is a contraindication due to potential recurrence. Colorectal cancer, dyspareunia, and osteoporosis are not absolute contraindications; estrogen may even benefit osteoporosis.

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