Exam 28: Bone,Cartilage and Soft Tissue Sarcomas

The main shaft of a typical long bone is termed the:

All of the following are examples of primary bone tumors except:

During which of the following timeframes is the incidence rate of primary bone cancer highest?

Most primary bone tumors are radioresistant.

In which anatomical location are primary bone lesions most common?

Overall,STS requires which dose of radiation to achieve local control and long-term survival?

What is the most common form of primary bone cancer?

The most common presenting symptom of patients with bone tumors is:

The role of the radiation therapist in the treatment of patients with bone tumors includes: I.education II.communication III.assessment IV.monitoring medical equipment

It is important when treating an extremity for STS to have a strip of unirradiated tissue near the treatment volume to: I.maintain some lymphatic function II.avoid increased fracture possibilities III.avoid circumferential fibrosis