Breast Cancer
Cervical Cancer
Prostate Cancer
Testicular Cancer
ED & Vasectomy
100

What is breast cancer? Where do they originate usually?

Cancer that forms in the cells of the breast, specifically in the milk-producing ducts

100

Who does cervical cancer affect?

Women

100

Who does prostate cancer affect?

Men

100

Who is afflicted with testicular cancer?

Men

100

Is a vasectomy an effective form of male birth control?

Yes

200

Who is most likely to get infected with breast cancer?

Post menopausal women

200

How many types of cervical cancer are there?

There are 2 types- squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma. 

200

What are some forms of treatment for prostate cancer?

Cryotherapy, chemotherapy, surgery, & radiation therapy

200

What is the definition of testicular cancer?

Cells begin to multiply uncontrollably withing the testes

200

Name a cause of erectile dysfunction

Certain diseases & conditions, certain medications, psychological & emotional issues, health-related factors & behaviors

300

What treatments are available to cure breast cancer? Name 3. 

1. Surgery

2. Radiation therapy

3. Medication

300

What plays a role in causing cervical cancer?

HPV

300
What are 3 risk factors for prostate cancer?
Age, ethnicity, family history, diet, or gene changes
300

What 2 types of therapy are considered effective treatments for testicular cancer?

Chemotherapy and radiation therapy

300

True or false: a vasectomy is permanent

False

400

What risk factors can lead to breast cancer? Name 3.

1. Obesity

2. Lack of physical activity

3. Hormones

4. Alcohol

5. Reproductive history

400

What diagnostic tests are used to diagnose cervical cancer?

Pap test and HPV DNA test

400

What is the most common procedure done to diagnose prostate cancer?

Core needle biopsy

400

Previous infection of _____ is considered to be a risk factor in testicular cancer?

HIV

400

Is a vasectomy a low or high risk procedure?

A vasectomy is a low risk procedure

500

What test is used to diagnose breast cancer and what are the steps?

A mammogram is used to diagnose breast cancer and it is the process of using low-energy X-rays to examine the breast.

500

What is the most common surgical option for treating cervical cancer?

A hysterectomy (removal of the cervix and uterus)

500

What does the PSA test stand for?

Prostate-specific antigen

500

Testicular cancer is suspected when high levels of ____ are present in the blood?

AFP and HCG

500

True or False: frequent erectile dysfunction may be a sign of an underlying health condition

True