Question 1

For individuals with cancer,what is the most common impairment that leads to impaired ability to engage in meaningful activity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Lymphedema 
B)  Peripheral neuropathy 
C)  Impaired cognition 
D)  Weakness 
A)  Lymphedema 
B)  Peripheral neuropathy 
C)  Impaired cognition 
D)  Weakness D

Question 2

Peripheral neuropathy,which can include weakness and pain,is associated with this type of cancer therapy:

Accepted Answer

A)  Surgery 
B)  Radiation therapy 
C)  Chemotherapy 
D)  Palliative therapy 
A)  Surgery 
B)  Radiation therapy 
C)  Chemotherapy 
D)  Palliative therapy C

Question 3

Which of the following is a word for the process of cancer cells being carried to new sites in the body via the blood stream to develop new tumors?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sarcomas 
B)  Malignancies 
C)  Lymphomas 
D)  Metastases 
A)  Sarcomas 
B)  Malignancies 
C)  Lymphomas 
D)  Metastases D

Question 4

Hormone therapy is an example of this type of cancer therapy.

Accepted Answer

A)  En bloc resection 
B)  Chemotherapy 
C)  Radiation therapy 
D)  Palliative therapy 
A)  En bloc resection 
B)  Chemotherapy 
C)  Radiation therapy 
D)  Palliative therapy

Question 5

A malignant tumor of the lung is classified as a ______________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Lymphoma 
B)  Sarcoma 
C)  Carcinoma 
D)  Leukemia 
A)  Lymphoma 
B)  Sarcoma 
C)  Carcinoma 
D)  Leukemia

Question 6

A cancer with staging of III __________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Has a primary tumor greater than 5 cm, no invasion of adjacent tissues, no lymph involvement and no metastases 
B)  Has a primary tumor of 5 cm or less, no invasion of adjacent tissues, positive regional lymph involvement and no metastases 
C)  Has a primary tumor greater than 5 cm or less, no invasion of adjacent tissues, no lymph involvement, and distant metastases are present 
D)  Has a primary tumor with invasion to adjacent tissues, positive regional lymph involvement, and no metastases 
A)  Has a primary tumor greater than 5 cm, no invasion of adjacent tissues, no lymph involvement and no metastases 
B)  Has a primary tumor of 5 cm or less, no invasion of adjacent tissues, positive regional lymph involvement and no metastases 
C)  Has a primary tumor greater than 5 cm or less, no invasion of adjacent tissues, no lymph involvement, and distant metastases are present 
D)  Has a primary tumor with invasion to adjacent tissues, positive regional lymph involvement, and no metastases

Question 7

In cancer staging,the letter N refers to which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Lymph node involvement 
B)  Development of primary tumor 
C)  Invasion of adjacent tissues 
D)  Presence of known metastasis 
A)  Lymph node involvement 
B)  Development of primary tumor 
C)  Invasion of adjacent tissues 
D)  Presence of known metastasis

Question 8

Palliative therapy is used in the treatment of cancer to _____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Cure the disease 
B)  Reduce tumor size 
C)  Prevent metastases 
D)  Relieve pain and improve quality of life 
A)  Cure the disease 
B)  Reduce tumor size 
C)  Prevent metastases 
D)  Relieve pain and improve quality of life

Exam 50: Oncology

For individuals with cancer,what is the most common impairment that leads to impaired ability to engage in meaningful activity?

Peripheral neuropathy,which can include weakness and pain,is associated with this type of cancer therapy:

Which of the following is a word for the process of cancer cells being carried to new sites in the body via the blood stream to develop new tumors?

Hormone therapy is an example of this type of cancer therapy.

A malignant tumor of the lung is classified as a ______________.

A cancer with staging of III __________________.

In cancer staging,the letter N refers to which of the following?

Palliative therapy is used in the treatment of cancer to _____________.

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