A 51-Yr-Old Patient with a Small Immobile Breast Lump Is

A 51-yr-old patient with a small immobile breast lump is considering having a fine-needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy. The nurse explains that an advantage to this procedure is that

A) FNA is done in the outpatient clinic, and results are available in 1 to 2 days.
B) only a small incision is needed, resulting in minimal breast pain and scarring.
C) if the biopsy results are negative, no further diagnostic testing will be needed.
D) FNA is guided by a mammogram, ensuring that cells are taken from the lesion.