A client had a positive Pap smear. When staging the lesion, the surgeon diagnosed "cancer in situ of the cervix" The client asks, "What does this mean?" From the following statements, which is most appropriate in response to this question? O There is not enough information to determine the stage. O The tumor has undifferentiated cells that no longer look like the tissue from which it arose O Abnormal cells are present only in the layer of cells in which they developed O Cancer has spread from the primary site to distant tissues or organs or to distant lymph nodes

A client had a positive Pap smear. When staging the lesion, the surgeon diagnosed "cancer in situ of the cervix" The client asks, "What does this mean?" From the following statements, which is most appropriate in response to this question? O There is not enough information to determine the stage. O The tumor has undifferentiated cells that no longer look like the tissue from which it arose O Abnormal cells are present only in the layer of cells in which they developed O Cancer has spread from the primary site to distant tissues or organs or to distant lymph nodes

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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