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WorksheetsCancer (HMC-ACC)
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 1hrs 19mins
how to treat cancer?
ignore it
drink coffee
surgery with chemotherapy
surgery with radiation
How does cancer start?
cancer is ultimately the result of cells that uncontrollably grow and do not die
cancer is ultimately the result of cells that die
it starts by itself
A normal cellular process involving programmed series of events that lead to the death of a cell
prognosis
bone marrow
apoptosis
none of the above
This is a probable outcome or course of a disease
tumor
tumor marker
toxicity
prognosis
This is the removal of a sample of cells or tissue to examine under a microscope or with other tests to check for cancer cells
prognosis
epidemiology
biopsy
none of the above
What is Cancer?
a Malignant growth caused by uncontrollable cell division
a growth of bacteria where cells form as one
production of new healthy body cells
an uncontrollable hormone
Which of the following is not a Dietary Recommendation to reduce the risk of cancer?
food high in lycopene
Eating foods high in vitamin B
veggies with carotenoids
diets high in fruit
Uses the body’s own defenses either directly of indirectly against tumor cells
Immunotherapy (Biotherapy)
chemotherapy
radiation
immunology
hair loss
alodectile
alopectin
Alopecia
baldness
inflammation of the mouth
Stomatitis-
stomitis
sore stomach
ulcerated mouth
low white blood count
neutropenia
thrombocytopenia
anemia
infection
- is the placement of radioactive substances directly to the tumor site- goal is to deliver large amounts of radiation directly to the tumor (pregnant people should not be allowed in room where radiation is given)
external radiation
proton therapy
internal radiation implant
alpha, beta gamma
uses both deep and surface x-rays providing care for clients receiving external beam-
External Beam Radiation-
Proton Therapy
Internal radiation implant-
chemotherapy
Metastasis
Development of primary malignant tumours
Uncontrolled cell division
Uncontrolled cell invasion
Development of secondary malignant tumours
Which of these are true? (multiple)
Cancer can be inherited
One can have a recessive allele that would cause cancer if homozygous
Cancer can be developed because of carcinogenic substances
Certain behaviour will reduce the risk of getting cancer
What are lymph nodes?
A group that drains parts of your body and causes swelling
DNA
Enzyme
a mutation in your body
Is it better to treat cancer earlier or later in life?
Earlier
Later
How does Androgen Deprivation Therapy work?
Inhibits estrogen production
stops the posterior pituitary from secreting LH
inhibits androgen production
block androgen receptors
True/False: There are no known cures for cancer.
True
False
True or False: Both men and women can have breast cancer.
True
False
What is the most severe effect
Unexplained headaches
Shortness of breath
weakness
lingering cough
Scenario: Jake is in the ER because he didn't stick his landing on his skateboard and has swelling in his right ankle. He also experiences pain when he attempts to put any weight on it.
MRI
CT Scan
x-ray
Bone scan
Scenario: Alex has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and is experiencing pain in his joints. His physician suspects he has metastatic cancer that has spread to his skeletal system and orders further testing to examine the joints and surrounding skeletal tissue.
MRI
CT Scan
x-ray
Bone scan
