A client with a nagging chronic cough has no other symptoms other than shortness of breath. Upon assessment, the client mentions having a spouse who is a heavy smoker and smokes approximately two packs per day. When educating the client on the increased risk of cancer, the client quickly states, "I don't breathe in that much smoke." What information should be given to the client? Select all that apply.1. Even small amounts of smoke cause damage to the vessels and abnormal heart rate.2. Secondhand smoke leads to increased risk for stroke and increased death from cancer.3. There is no safe level of exposure to second hand smoke.4. Once a person stops smoking, the body begins to repair itself.5. Smoke inhalation can lead to emphysema and COPD.

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