The nurse is caring for a patient with stage IV Hodgkin disease. Where should the nurse expect to find enlarged lymph nodes during the assessment?

A. Stage IV Hodgkin disease is the most advanced stage and involves widespread disease with lymph node enlargement throughout the body, often including multiple organs. B. Two or more areas on the same side of the diaphragm describes Stage II disease. C. Localized cervical lymph node involvement only is typical of Stage I disease. D. Two areas of lymph nodes above and below the diaphragm describe Stage III disease.