Breast Cancer Essentials

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Breast Cancer Essentials


Froggy Jumps Breast Cancer EssentialsVersion en ligne Key facts quiz par Sophia Snow 1 Which gene mutations are most commonly linked to hereditary breast cancer risk? a TP53 and PTEN b HER2 and EGFR c BRCA1 and BRCA2 2 What is the most common type of breast cancer? a Invasive ductal carcinoma b Ductal carcinoma in situ c Invasive lobular carcinoma 3 Which screening method is routinely recommended for average-risk women starting at age 40-50? a MRI b Ultrasound c Mammography 4 What is a common non-modifiable risk factor for breast cancer? a Age b Exercise level c Vegetable intake 5 Which symptom is more commonly associated with breast cancer than benign conditions? a Frequent headaches b Lump or mass in the breast c Bruising easily 6 Which lifestyle factor is linked to a higher breast cancer risk when combined with other factors? a High-fiber diet b Regular sleep schedule c Alcohol consumption 7 What is a key purpose of a breast self-exam? a To cure cancer b To replace mammograms c Awareness of changes or lumps 8 Which receptor status guides targeted therapy in breast cancer? a Estrogen receptor (ER) status b Progesterone receptor (PR) status c HER2 status 9 Which treatment option is commonly part of early-stage breast cancer management? a Hormone therapy alone b Lumpectomy followed by radiation c Chemotherapy only 10 Why is adjuvant therapy used after surgery for some breast cancers? a To increase tumor size b To delay healing c To reduce recurrence risk

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Breast Cancer EssentialsVersion en ligne

par Sophia Snow

Which gene mutations are most commonly linked to hereditary breast cancer risk?

What is the most common type of breast cancer?

Which screening method is routinely recommended for average-risk women starting at age 40-50?

What is a common non-modifiable risk factor for breast cancer?

Which symptom is more commonly associated with breast cancer than benign conditions?

Which lifestyle factor is linked to a higher breast cancer risk when combined with other factors?

What is a key purpose of a breast self-exam?

Which receptor status guides targeted therapy in breast cancer?

Which treatment option is commonly part of early-stage breast cancer management?

Why is adjuvant therapy used after surgery for some breast cancers?