A Malignant Tumor Is Different from a Benign Tumor in That

question 28

Multiple Choice

A malignant tumor is different from a benign tumor in that a malignant tumor is

• A)less of a threat to the patient.
• B)capable of invading surrounding structures.
• C)dangerous only if it interferes with bodily functions.
• D)enclosed in a membrane.

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Definitions:

Tissue Layers

Stratified groups of cells that collectively form organs and structures within the body, each serving specific functions.

Intramuscular Injection

A method of administering medication deep into the muscles, allowing for quick absorption into the bloodstream.

Deltoid

The muscle of the shoulder.

Ventrogluteal

Referring to an area on the body used for the injection of intramuscular medications, located at the hip and formed by the gluteus medius and minimus muscles.