A patient learns that the results of a growth removed during a recent procedure have come back showing that the growth was benign. Which response by the patient would suggest the patient understands the results?

Having one type of cancer may lead you to be at risk for different types of cancer. (True/False)

Primary prevention and risk reduction strategies to help prevent cancer include: (Select all that apply)

Secondary prevention of cancer includes: (Select all that apply)

If a family member had a certain type of cancer, you should be screened for it how many years before they were diagnosed?

Which of the following are diagnostic tests that may be used in detecting and identifying cancer in the body? (Select all that apply)

Tumor markers are ALWAYS a confirmation of cancer. (True/False)

Which of the following is the ONLY diagnostic test/procedure to accurately diagnose cancer?

This type of diagnostic testing uses contrast dyes to identify parts of the body with different densities in tissue:

A surgery performed with the goal of removing as much of the cancer as possible is known as:

This medication stimulates red blood cell production:

Side effects of chemotherapy toxicity may include: (Select all that apply)

Chemotherapy may result in loss of fertility. (True/False)

Neuropathy may be caused by chemotherapy, but will always resolve within six months of completing treatment. (True/False)

A 54-year-old esophageal cancer patient is experiencing unexplained weight loss and loss of muscle mass. He is also experiencing malnutrition and impaired taste. His oncologist identifies that he is suffering from Cancer-Related Anorexia-Cachexia Syndrome (CACS). What is/are the cause(s) of this disorder? Select all that apply.

The "wasting syndrome" associated with cancer that leads to malnutrition, unexplained weight loss, and decreased muscle mass is known as:

A cancer patient who is experiencing Cancer-Related Anorexia-Cachexia Syndrome (CACS) should select which of the following when their appetite allows for a meal:

The long-term effects of chemotherapy and radiation in children and adolescents can cause many issues in both physical development and emotional well-being. Which of the following are potential long-term effects of chemotherapy and radiation in a child with cancer? Select all that apply.

Which of the following is usually the safest treatment for cancer in pregnant women?

An 82-year-old male has been diagnosed with colon cancer that has spread to his liver and lymph nodes. The oncologist has discussed palliative surgery options with the patient. The nurse follows up to begin educating the patient on the expectations after surgery. Which statement by the patient identifies that the education was successful?

This vaccine is used as a prophylactic cancer vaccine by preventing a virus that is a known cause of a specific cancer. Which disease/illness is targeted by this vaccine?

A patient receiving chemotherapy is experiencing extravasation. What should be the first action by the nurse?

This syndrome may occur when the SVC has been invaded or being pressed on by a tumor. It is often associated with lung cancer. The patient may present with facial edema and plethora, as well as difficulty breathing.

This oncologic emergency occurs when a tumor rapidly releases its contents into the body. It may occur spontaneously or after chemotherapy/radiation treatment. It will typically lead to rapid electrolyte imbalances.

If the benefits of a necessary cancer medication outweigh the risk of anaphylaxis in a patient, the patient may be treated prophylactically with a steroid to be able to take the medication. (True/False)

The treatment approach of cancer in pregnant women is complex. Which of the following are accurate statements regarding cancer & treatment in pregnant patients?

Which of the following are signs/symptoms of Cancer-Related Anorexia Cachexia Syndrome? Select all that apply.

It is important to promote home and community-based or transitional care over inpatient care for cancer patients. (True/False)

Which of the following are considered parts of nursing management for cancer patients? Select all that apply.

In the 3-step approach to cancer pain, which step suggests an opioid for mild-to-moderate pain?

It is not a good idea to involve a 9-year-old cancer patient in the plan of care and treatment. (True/False)

Which of the following are chemical agents that may be risk factors for cancer? Select all that apply.

Myelosuppression may result in: (Select all that apply)

Cancer treatment options and prognosis are based on the stage of the cancer. (True/False)

Staging of cancer is determined by the size, existence of local invasion, lymph node involvement, and distant metastasis. (True/False)

This type of radiation penetrates the body using a beam, which targets the tumor with pinpoint accuracy. Doses of this radiation are given over several weeks in daily doses known as fractions.

With this type of radiation, it may be temporary or permanent. The radioactive sources are placed in or directly next to the cancer site. What type of radiation is this?

Monoclonal antibodies have a role in providing targeted therapy for cancer patients. They are capable of targeting specific cancer cells. (True/False)

Following a diagnosis of cancer, a 52-year-old patient is trying to understand what tumor staging and grading involves and what the stage/grade mean. Which statements are accurate regarding tumor staging and grading?