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Aleksandr [31]
9 months ago
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A newly diagnosed lung cancer client asks how his tumor spread (metastasized) so fast without displaying many signs/symptoms. th

e nurse responds that malignant tumors affect area tissues by?
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givi [52]9 months ago
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The nurse should explain the newly diagnosed lung cancer client that the reason why his tumor metastasized so fast without displaying many signs/symptoms is that: the malignant tumors affect area tissues by releasing enzymes and toxins that make the other normal cells to differentiate uncontrollably.

Metastasis is the property of spreading of cancer cells. When the tumor at a location in the body starts spreading top other locations as well, it is said to be metastasizing.

Malignant tumors are those that metastasize. They travel to near or distant locations at the body and start dividing. These are cancerous in nature.

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