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Being completely cured of cancer means that an individual has
 
  A) only a 10 percent chance of recurrence.
  B) survived for five years.
  C) no subsequent cancer and can expect to live a long and productive life.
  D) only a 25 percent chance of recurrence.


Aspirin is sometimes recommended for treating cardiovascular disease because it
 
  A) reduces the risk of clot formation.
  B) increases the absorption of nutrients in cardiac muscle.
  C) increases the body's excretion of sodium.
  D) is part of thrombolysis therapy.


Nonmodifiable risk factors for CVD include all of the following EXCEPT
 
  A) heredity.
  B) gender.
  C) race.
  D) blood cholesterol levels.


The blood level of which type of protein rises during an inflammatory reaction?
 
  A) polypeptides
  B) amino acids
  C) collagen
  D) C-reactive protein


A biopsy reveals that a woman who has had breast cancer now has cancer in her lymph nodes. The process of cancer spreading from one organ or body area to others is
 
  A) metastasis.
  B) transference.
  C) transvergence.
  D) malignance.
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