What is the most appropriate laboratory monitoring for a woman on systemic hormone replacement therapy?
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Correct answer: Periodic blood pressure, lipids, and breast assessment rather than hormone levels
Monitoring for hormone therapy involves assessing risk factors (blood pressure, lipids, breast health) and screening rather than frequent hormone levels.
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