cancer risks
cancer prevention
cancer treatment
cancer symptoms
ABCDE of mole changes
100

name some foods that increase your risk of cancer

processed meats, processed snacks, high fat foods, fast food.

100

what can someone take daily to boost their health and help reduce cancer risks

vitamins 

100

what ways can chemotherapy be administered

pill and IV

100

where can lumps be found?

anywhere in the body

100

A

asymmetry 

200

name some lifestyle/social habits that increase your risk of cancer

smoking, vaping, drinking, second hand smoke.

200

what are some activities that help prevent cancer?

walking, jogging, running, yoga, swimming, weight bearing exercises. 

200

what are some side effects of chemo

cold sensitivity, nausea, vomiting, wight loss

200

when is fatigue concerning? 

when it is not relieved by rest

200

B

boarder/bleeding

300

why were WTC firefighters at a higher risk of developing cancer?

the smoke contained toxins, the rubble/dust was inhaled, the firefighters worked in these conditions for a prolonged period of time. 

300

what should one avoid to help reduce cancer risks (personal activities)

smoking, drinking, street drugs, second hand smoke

300

what are the two main ways cancer is treated

chemotherapy & radiation

300

what changes in a mole would be concerning?

change in size, color, texture, raising, boarder abnormality,& pain.

300

C

color

400

what type of cancer were the WTC firefighters at risk for

Any and all cancers. some have a higher prevalence, but they can be at risk for any cancer

400

what are some diet tips to help reduce the risk of cancer?

increasing fresh fruit and vegetables, reducing fast food and processed food, taking vitamins, increasing healthy fats and protein, and drinking plenty of water

400

what would be used to diagnose cancer? 

PET scan

400

what is the weight loss/ gain threshold for concern?

10 lbs

400
D

diameter

500

what were some of the chemicals found in the inhaled/ burned building remains?

There was not only smoke from the fire, but also polychlorinated biphenyls, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, asbestos, sulfuric acid, benzene, arsenic, concrete, gypsum, and synthetic vitreous fibers

500

why is having a PCP so important in reducing cancer risks

they can screen and monitor for warning signs and educate the patient on at home screening. early diagnosis is key for better outcomes

500

what main machines would be needed at an outpatient cancer clininc

MRI's, CT's, XRAY's, radiation machines,

500

what is the concern when talking about pain as a potential symptom

no known reason, that doesn’t go away or gets worse

500

E

evolving/ changing