WorksheetsPDoS Quiz - Audra
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is the role of a T-cell? 31
To fight diabetes
To fight viruses
To fight infections
To fight both infections and viruses
What does CAR stand for?
Cancer Arthritis Rheumatoid
Chimeric Antigen Receptors
Cancer Antigen Receptors
None of the above
What is the first step in CAR T-cell therapy?
Getting T-cells from the patient's blood
Taking the patient's blood
Making CAR T-cells
Curing cancer
What is the biggest problem about cancer cells in your body? 32
They are too big in the body
They don't blend in but turn off the T-cell's ability to fight them using hypnosis
The cancer cells blend in with the healthy cells so the body doesn't know they are bad
They use all the resources in your body
What disease is CAR T-cell therapy currently only allowed to treat?
Advanced Leukemia
Bone marrow cancer
Skin cancer
All advanced cancer
How do CAR's help T-cells recognize and kill cancer cells? 33
They give the T-cells "eyes"
The CAR's guide the T-cells to a specific protein in the cancer cells
The CAR's are not helpful at all
The CAR's make the cancer cells stay still so the T-cells can come and kill them
Who originally created CAR T-cells? 25
Carl H. John
Cooper H. June
Carl H. June
Cooper H. John
Why did the creator of CAR T-cells originally become interested in immunotherapy?
Because his wife Cindy died of ovarian cancer
Because his daughter was diagnosed with ovarian cancer
Because his mom died of ovarian cancer
Because he wanted to make the world a better place
Why is this therapy not more widespread in the world of medicine?
It is hard to make
It takes a while to make
It is very expensive
Only one doctor knows how to create this therapy
What is an example of a side effect that can happen as a result of CAR T-cell therapy? 34
The cancer can come back
Cytokine Release Syndrome
Diabetes
Chemotherapy
What SDG does CAR T-cell therapy represent? 35
Clean water and sanitation
Good health and well-being
Climate action
Life on land
Around how much does CAR T-cell therapy cost per patient? 36
Around a million
Around 2 million
Around a quarter million
Around a half million
Around three-quarters of a million
About how long does Cytokine Release Syndrome last?
A few days
A week
2 weeks
A month
Do scientists think that eventually CAR T-cell therapy will replace chemotherapy and stem-cell transplants?
Yes
No
Mabye
I dont know
Why is CAR T-cell therapy important?
Because it is a major scientific breakthrough
Because it helps cure cancer and can eventually be used to cure many people
Because this attractive guy Carl. H. June discovered it
Because its cool
Is changing a normal T-cell into a CAR T-cell a physical or chemical change?
A physical change
A chemical change
Both a physical and chemical change
Neither a physical or a chemical change
CAR T-cell therapy is a type of (a)
What is our invention?
Off the shelf CAR T-cells
Pills
An IV bag
Mass produced CAR T-cells
What is one setback of our invention?
The undeveloped gene library in the world of science
Current CAR's can't attack solid tumors
It is too hard
CAR's often don't work
What bad chemical do T-cells release?
Cytokine
Adgenitex Quadraphanium
Paracetamol Acetaminophen
ibuprofen
What are white blood cells sometimes compared to? 37
The boarder police
Restaurant workers
Bus drivers
Teachers
How many therapies have to fail for a patient for them to be eligable for CAR T-cell therapy?
1
2
3
4
