Benign Tumors Can Often Be Differentiated from Malignant Tumors Because

question 26

Multiple Choice

Benign tumors can often be differentiated from malignant tumors because benign tumors:

• A) often have systemic effects.
• B) contain cells showing increased mitosis and atypical rapid growth.
• C) are encapsulated and slow-growing.
• D) can metastasize or invade nearby tissue.

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