Introduction of cancer
Causative agents of cancer
Types of cancers
Mode of transmission and operation
Treatments of cancer
100

What is cancer a result of?

The normal control of cell division being broken down

100

Name 1 chemical substance that leads to cancer

Benzene or Asbestos

100

What type of cancer takes place in the epithelial tissues of the body

Carinomas

100

Is cancer contagious 

No

100

How does chemotherapy treat cancer

Chemicals are used to target cancer cells

200

What are the two types of tumours

Benign and malignant

200

Name one cancer that can be formed by unregulated hormones

Breast cancer

ovarian cancer

uterine cancer

200

What malignant cell leads to leukemia

White blood cells

200

What virus passed on through sexual intercourse can lead to cervical cancer 

HPV

200

State one common and obvious result of chemotherapy on an individual

Hairloss

300

State difference between benign tumours and malignant tumours when it comes to growth

Benign tumours stay in one place and they grow slowly, while malignant tumours metastasize and grow quickly

300

State two things about someone's lifestyle that can lead to cancer

poor diet

lack of exercise

smoking

300

What are the cancers that start in the connective tissues of the body. Connective tissues include Bones, cartilage etc

Sarcomas

300

what is the lymphatic spread in the mechanism of metastasis

When cancer cells move through the lymphatic system and spread all over the body

300

How is Radiation therapy used to treat cancer

X-rays are use to target cancer cells and kill them

400

State what gene the proto-oncogene is mutated to, in order to form cancer

Oncogene

400

How does ionizing radiation lead to cancer

Malika will determine if the answer deserves the marks

400

In what connective tissue cell in the CNS does cancer usually start

Glial

400

Name at least one of the test used to diagnose cancer

Lab test 

X-rays

Diagnostic imaging

CT scan

Ultrasound

genetic test

MRI

Mammograms

400

How is surgery used to treat cancer

The tumour is directly removed from the individual's body

500

Why are older people likely to develop cancer

The older an individual is the more likely it is that a gene will mutate which can lead to cancer

500

Name a silicate that is considered to be a chemical or toxic carcinogen

Asbestos

500

What is the name of the of the cancer of cartilage

Chondrosarcoma

500

What is Hematogenous with regard to the mechanism of metastasis

movement of cancer cells through the blood stream

500

Name one type of cancer that a stem cell transplant is more likely to be used for

Lymphoma

Myeloma

Leukemia