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Oncology Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Cancer basics in 10 questions par Anna 1 What does metastasis mean in cancer terminology? a Localized growth within the original organ b Formation of a benign tumor c Spread of cancer cells from the primary site d Leaf-like growth of tumor tissue 2 what are the four main cancers in the uk. Choose one or more answers a Breast b Bowel c Prostate d Lung e Blood 3 What is the TNM staging system used for? a Evaluating patient blood type b Determining tumor color c Measuring purity of tumor cells d Assessing tumor size, node involvement, and metastasis 4 Factors in development of cancer Choose one or more answers a DNA b Environment c Inherited d Mobile phones 5 Which description best fits a benign tumour a Slow growing and stays at the primary site b Abnormally fast growing and spreads throughout the body 6 Which description best fits a malignant tumour a Abnormally fast growing and spreads throughout the body b Slow growing and stays at the primary site 7 Which side effect is commonly associated with chemotherapy? Choose one or more answers a Sore mouth, ulcers and oral thrush b Nausea and hair loss c Gastrointestinal side effects d Neutropenia 8 What is immunotherapy in cancer treatment? a Chemicals that only shrink tumors b Radiation therapy using lasers c Surgical removal of all tumors d Using the immune system to fight cancer 9 Risk factors for breast cancer Choose one or more answers a Age b Sex c Family history d Alcohol 10 What are some signs and symptoms of breast cancer Choose one or more answers a Lump in breast/armpit b Change in size or shape of breast c Breast pain d Headache 11 Which drugs are used for treatment in Premenopausal people a Tamoxifen b Letrozole c Anastrozole 12 Symptoms of prostate cancer Choose one or more answers a Difficulty starting and stopping urinating b Frequently needing to urinate c Never needing to urinate d Waking up during the night to urinate 13 Which type of cancer attacks the lymphatic system(nodes in neck, armpits, groin and chest) Choose one or more answers a Leukaemia b Lymphoma c Huntingtons 14 What are some side effects of radiotherapy Choose one or more answers a Sore red skin b Hair loss c Nausea d Loss of appetite 15 Is surgery an option for all types of cancers a Yes b No c d 16 How do immunotherapies work a We utilise our immune system to fight cancer cells b We use immunosuppressants 17 What does proliferation mean a Rapid growth of new cells b Formation of new blood vessels c Movement of cancer cells away from primary site d Programmed cell death 18 What does the word Angiogenesis mean a Movement of cancer cells away from primary site b Rapid growth of new cells c Programmed cell death d Formation of new blood vessels 19 What does metastasis mean a Programmed cell death b Rapid growth of new cells c Formation of new blood vessels d Movement of cancer cells away from primary site 20 what does apoprosis mean a Movement of cancer cells away from primary site b Programmed cell death c Formation of new blood vessels d Rapid growth of new cells 21 What does ligand mean a Binds to a receptor to elicit a biological repsonse b Rapid growth of new cells c Formation of new blood vessels d Programmed cell death Feedback 2 These are the 4 most common however there are over 200 kinds. 11 The Letrozole and anastrozole are used in POST menopausal people. 13 The two main types of lymphoma being Hodgkin lymphoma(HL) and Non Hodgkin lymphoma(NHL). 15 Only suitable for physical tumours, surgery cannot work with blood cancers. Also not suitable if the cancer has spread to multiple areas.

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Oncology Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

par Anna

What does metastasis mean in cancer terminology?

what are the four main cancers in the uk.

What is the TNM staging system used for?

Factors in development of cancer

Which description best fits a benign tumour

Which description best fits a malignant tumour

Which side effect is commonly associated with chemotherapy?

What is immunotherapy in cancer treatment?

Risk factors for breast cancer

What are some signs and symptoms of breast cancer

Which drugs are used for treatment in Premenopausal people

Symptoms of prostate cancer

Which type of cancer attacks the lymphatic system(nodes in neck, armpits, groin and chest)

What are some side effects of radiotherapy

Is surgery an option for all types of cancers

How do immunotherapies work

What does proliferation mean

What does the word Angiogenesis mean

What does metastasis mean

what does apoprosis mean

What does ligand mean