The Nurse Is Preparing a Client with a Small Immobile

The nurse is preparing a client with a small immobile breast lump for a fine-needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy. Which of the following information about the procedure should the nurse explain to the client?

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.