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Quiz #5: Current Cancer Treatments

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1. What is the oldest and most widely used cancer treatment today?

Radiation therapy

Chemotherapy

Surgery

Immunotherapy

2. Chemotherapy can affect normal cells as well as cancerous cells.

True

False

3. This type of cancer treatment involves giving patients medication to stimulate the body's immune system to fight cancerous cells.

Surgery

Radiation therapy

Chemotherapy

Immunotherapy

4. In this type of cancer treatment, the area where the growth occurs is exposed to radiation to attack the cancerous cells

Radiation therapy

Immunotherapy

Chemotherapy

Surgery

5. This type of cancer treatment utilizes hormones and manipulates the levels in the body to treat the cancer

Surgery

Hormone therapy

Immunotherapy

Crystallography

6. Surgery is 100% effective in removing cancerous tissues from the body

True

False

7. Smoking is a lifestyle choice that can increase the risk of which disease

Asthma

COPD

Lung cancer

All of the above

8. Ingesting fatty foods that are high in cholesterol can lead to

Coronary artery disease

Leukemia

Lung cancer

Prostate cancer

9. Hemoptysis is the clinical term for which symptom?

Rectal bleeding

Coughing up blood

Hemorrhaging

Nose bleed

10. A healthy lifestyle can be kept with a good diet and exercise

True

False

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