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Consent is not a one‑time event. Before any touching occurs, the provider must explain exactly what will be done, why it is necessary, which body areas will be contacted, and how long each maneuver will take. The patient has the absolute right to withdraw consent at any point. Version 1.0 mandates the use of the “consent pause” – a brief moment before each new type of palpation (e.g., moving from abdominal to breast exam) to reaffirm permission.

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[Patient Intake & History] ➔ [Visual & Physical Examination] ➔ [Diagnostic Testing] ➔ [Prevention Plan] 1. The Clinical Breast Exam (CBE) Consent is not a one‑time event

Proper draping techniques prevent unnecessary exposure. The patient remains covered except for the area being examined at that exact moment. For a pelvic exam, for instance, a large sheet covers the thighs and lower abdomen, lifted only for speculum insertion and then immediately replaced. Version 1

Let’s walk through a typical annual well‑woman visit under the protocol.