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Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the long-term toxic effects of cancer treatments on the immune system?

A. Clients with persistent immunologic abnormalities after treatment are at a much greater risk for infection than clients with a history of splenectomy. B. The use of radiation and combination chemotherapy can result in more frequent and more severe immune system impairment. C. Long-term immunologic effects have been studied only in clients with breast and lung cancer. D. The helper T cells recover more rapidly than the suppressor T cells, which results in positive helper cell balance that can last 5 years.

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Radiation and combination chemotherapy can cause significant and prolonged immune suppression, increasing infection risk, which is a well-documented long-term effect.

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