Radioresistant tumor is a tumor:
a. That can be completely eradicated by chemotherapy
b. In which large doses of radiation are required to produce death of cells
c. In which irradiation causes death of cancer cells without damage to surrounding tissue
d. That is not significantly affected by drug treatment
e. That is resistant to surgical intervention
B
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A) ?hypertrophy B) ?stability C) ?atrophy D) ?adaptation E) ?overload
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A. jogging B. canoeing C. golfing with no cart D. walking the dog