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A client is scheduled for genetic testing for the presence of oncogenes. Which client statement would the nurse interpret an indicating that more education is needed regarding this testing?

▸ "Oncogenes support the development of proto-oncogenes that initiate tumor growth."

▸ "The test is looking for a factor that could be causing my cancer to grow."

▸ "The results of this test may help my health care team choose which medications I should take."

▸ "This test may help my health care team find out why the medication I have been taking is not killing my cancer cells."

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