Client is in early stages of hodgkin disease

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A client is in the early stages of Hodgkin's disease. When palpating the client's lymph nodes, the nurse is most likely to find that the lymph nodes are: swollen and tender. enlarged and painless. small and firm. fixed and hard.

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