Unlike Most Normal Cells, Cancerous Cells Are Able to Move

question 8

Multiple Choice

Unlike most normal cells, cancerous cells are able to move to other places in the body, traveling to distant sites where they populate new tumours. What is this process called?

• A) Grading
• B) Carcinogenesis
• C) Metastasis
• D) Angiogenesis

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Definitions:

Well-child Checkup

Regularly scheduled medical visits aimed at monitoring and promoting the healthy development of children.

Security Object

An item, often a blanket or toy, that provides comfort to a child in potentially stressful or unfamiliar situations.

Examining Table

A piece of medical equipment used in healthcare settings for patient assessment, allowing for various positions during examination.

Shortness of Breath

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