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The nurse explains to the client that a biopsy of the enlarged lymph node is important because, if Hodgkin's disease is present, the histologic examination will reveal which of the following? O Tay-Sachs cells. O Sarcoidosis cells. O Reed-Sternberg cells. O Duchenne's cells.

          The nurse explains to the client that a biopsy of the enlarged lymph node is important because,
if Hodgkin's disease is present, the histologic examination will reveal which of the following?
O Tay-Sachs cells.
O Sarcoidosis cells.
O Reed-Sternberg cells.
O Duchenne's cells.

The nurse explains to the client that a biopsy of the enlarged lymph node is important because,
if Hodgkin's disease is present, the histologic examination will reveal which of the following?
O Tay-Sachs cells.
O Sarcoidosis cells.
O Reed-Sternberg cells.
O Duchenne's cells.

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The nurse explains to the client that a biopsy of the enlarged lymph node is important because, if Hodgkin's disease is present, the histologic examination will reveal which of the following? Tay-Sachs cells. Sarcoidosis cells. Reed-Sternberg cells. Duchenne's cells.