Causes
Risks
Symptoms
Treatment
Diagnosis
100

Lymphoma can be inherited. True or False.

False

100

Who is more at risk for NHL?

White men older than 60 years of age

100

What are physical signs to be aware of for NHL?

swelling in the groin, armpit and/or neck

100

There is a vaccine for this disease?

No.

100

What is the first test taken for indication of NHL?

Blood testing

200

Abnormal development of lymphocytes and the constant division of the cell will lead to Lymphoma. What lymphocyte is commonly affected in Non- Hodgkin's Lymphoma?

B Lymphocytes

200

What kind of viruses can lead to NHL?

HIV

Epistein- Barr Virus

Hepatitis 

200

what organ in the immune system and lymphatic system is affected?

Lymph Nodes


200

What are safe ways of going through treatment?

monoclonal antibodies 

stem cell transplantation (bone marrow replacement)

200

If diagnosed with Lymphoma, what would further testing look like?

chest x-rays

MRI


300

Is Lymphoma contagious and/or infectious?

No 

300

Can having genetic syndromes increase the risk for developing Lymphoma?

yes. Is seen to occur with people who have down syndrome, Klinefelter's syndrome.

300

What are symptoms for NHL?

Night sweats

Tired and weak

fever 

weight loss

coughing/ trouble breathing

300

monoclonal antibodies can be used within immunotherapy? true or false

true

300

Why is a biopsy relevant for checking NHL? 

Biopsy is testing within the tissues. When taking a sample, it is possible to test any disease that could be present.

400

What chemicals used for farming can be linked to the formation NHL?

Insecticides 

Fertilizers

Herbicides 

400

What are some environmental factors that can impact the development of NHL?

Radiation/ pollution

400

What are complications a patient could go through with NHL?

A weakened immune system


400

What treatment can be a risk for a patient with NHL?

Chemotherapy

400

Having Lymphoma can increase the chances of developing a second cancer. (true or false)

True

500

What is a treatment that can also be harmful to patients that can develop NHL?

Radiation/ chemo therapy 

immunosuppressants 

500

There is no way of preventing Lymphoma, but what can be done to lower the chances?

Be healthy:

wash your vegetables/ meats

look out for chemicals in products (deodorant, hair dye)

 

500

Should you go on google the minute you notice a symptom?

NO GO TO A DOCTOR

500
What would be the process for stem cell transplantation? 

replacing unhealthy cells with healthy cells

500

A low number of T cells would be an indication for Lymphoma. True or False

False