The Reed-Sternberg cell is the hallmark diagnostic indicator for _______________ __________
ANS:
Hodgkin disease
The Reed-Sternberg cell, large abnormal multinucleated cells in the lymph nodes, is diagnostic of Hodgkin disease.
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When preparing to transfer a patient who is paralyzed from the bed to the chair, position the chair
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