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CNA 2023
Chapter 34 Cancer, Immune System, and Skin Disorders
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A tumor that does not spread to other body parts is: | benign |
| A person has a malignant tumor. The person has: | cancer. |
| A malignant tumor: | invades nearby tissues. |
| Metastasis is: | The spread of cancer to other body parts. |
| Stomatitis is inflammation of the: | Mouth |
| A tumor is: | A new growth of abnormal cells. |
| A person has cancer. Metastasis occurs when: | cancer cells break off of the tumor and travel to other body parts. |
| A person has cancer. You know that the person has: | a malignant tumor. |
| Cancer occurs in: | all age-groups. |
| Which factor increases the likelihood of cancer? | A family history of certain types of cancer |
| A person has cancer. Surgery is done to: | remove the cancer |
| Radiation therapy can be used to treat cancer. Which statement is correct? | S-ray beams are aimed at the tumor |
| Which Is a side effect or radiation therapy? | Skin breakdown at the radiation site |
| Chemotherapy can be used to treat cancer. which statement is correct? | The person is a risk for bleeding and infection. |
| Persons receiving chemotherapy are at risk for which of the following? | Stomatitis |
| Besides drugs, hormone therapy also involves: | surgically removing organs or glands that produce certain hormones |
| A resident has cancer. You find him crying in his room. What should you do? | use touch and listening to communicate that you care |
| A resident is dying of cancer. Which program might be helpful to the person and the person's family? | Hospice |
| Graves' diseases is a form of: | hyperthyroidism |
| A person with Graves' disease may show which of the following signs and symptoms? | Bulging of the eyeballs |
| HIV is spread by: | blood, semen, vaginal excretions and breast milk. |
| HIV can be spread in which of the following ways? | Breastfeeding |
| HIV causes: | acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. |
| A person infected with HIV may be symptom-free: | more than 10 years |
| A person infected with HIV is symptom-free. Which is correct? | The person is a carrier and can infect others. |
| Person's with AIDS develop other diseases because: | their immune systems are damaged. |
| To protect yourself and others from HIV, you must follow Standard Precautions ad the Bloodborne Pathogen Standard: | at all times. |
| Signs and symptoms of AIDS include which of the following? | Loss of appetite, weight loss, night sweats, and diarrhea |
| Older persons are at risk for HIV/AIDS. Which statement is correct? | Aging and other diseases can mask the signs and symptoms |
| Care of a person with AIDS involves which of the following? | I&O and daily weight measurements |
| Shingles is causes by the same virus that causes chicken pox | True |
| Hormone replacement therapy for women is menopause may increase the risk of breast cancer. | True |