Colorectal cancer is the cancer of

• anus and rectum

• colon and liver

• rectum and small intestines

• colon and rectum

3 principle types of Colorectal Cancer includes:

• Colitis-associated

• Hereditary

• Familial Adenomatous

• Sporadic

Risk factors of Colorectal Cancer

• Coffee

• Obesity

• Smoking

• Type 2 Diabetes

Which of the following is not true

• Fiber decreases gut movement

• Changes in gut flora may lead to increase toxic substance in the colon

• High fat intake is good for gut flora

• Gut flora is not related to formation of colorectal cancer

Which is a type of Familial (genetic) Colorectal Cancer

• Horner's Syndrome

• Conn's Syndrome

• Familial Adenomatous Polyposis

• Down's Syndrome

Does your grandparents count as second degree relative?

• No

• Depends on social context

• Yes

Familial Adenomatous Polyposis fully develops by 40 years of age

• Depending on severity of genetic mutation

• True

• False

Inflammatory bowel disease can cause cancer if:

• >7 years of disease

• The disease starts at adult age

• Whole colon involved

• Inflammation in very severe

Which of the following is true about Colorectal Cancer (CRC) Staging:

• Stage C CRC only invaded muscle

• Stage B CRC have the best survival rate

• Stage A CRC invaded muscle

• Stage D CRC has spread to other organs

Signs and symptoms of CRC, which of the following is true:

• Younger onset CRC typically are Familial type Colorectal Cancers

• More common in MEN

• Most of the signs develops slowly and are unnoticeable until later stages

• Bright red bleeding in feces may be a sign