The Difference Between a Proto-Oncogene and an Oncogene Is

question 9

Multiple Choice

The difference between a proto-oncogene and an oncogene is:

• A) they are identical.
• B) proto-oncogenes promote growth, and oncogenes are tumor-suppressors.
• C) proto-oncogenes promote cancer, oncogenes do not.
• D) a mutation.

Perform and prioritize nursing interventions for patients with compromised oxygenation and mechanical ventilation needs.

Prioritize initial nursing actions for patients presenting with acute respiratory distress.

Empower patients through education and engagement in their respiratory health management and understand the role of cessation of smoking.

Understand and identify appropriate temperature settings for mechanical ventilation.

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Recognizing Problem

The initial step in problem-solving, involving the identification of a problem's existence.

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Satisfactory Alternative

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