Prevention And Early Detection

Question 1

Cancer associated with alkylating agents

Answer 1

AML, bladder

Question 2

Cancer associated with androgens

Answer 2

Prostate

Question 3

Cancer associated with aromatic amines (dyes)

Answer 3

Bladder

Question 4

Cancer associated with arsenic

Answer 4

Lungs, skin

Question 5

Cancer associated with asbestos

Answer 5

Lungs, pleura, peritoneum

Question 6

Cancer associated with benzene

Answer 6

AML

Question 7

Cancer associated with chromium

Answer 7

Lung

Question 8

Cancer associated with diethylstillbestrol

Answer 8

Vagina (clear cell)

Question 9

Cancer associated with EBV

Answer 9

Burkitt lymphoma, nasal T cell lymphoma

Question 10

Cancer associated with estrogens

Answer 10

Endometrium, liver

Question 11

Cancer associated with ethyl alcohol

Answer 11

Liver, esophagus, head, neck

Question 12

Cancer associated with hepatitis B or C

Answer 12

Liver

Question 13

Cancer associated with HIV

Answer 13

Nonhodgkin lymphoma, Kaposi sarcoma, squamous cell of the urogenital tract, HPV-associated CA

Question 14

Cancer associated with HTLV-1

Answer 14

Adult T cell lymphoma

Question 15

Cancer associated with immunosuppressive agents

Answer 15

Nonhodgkin lymphoma

Question 16

Nitrogen mustard gas

Answer 16

Lung, nasal sinuses, head, neck

Question 17

Cancer associated with nickel dust

Answer 17

Lung, nasal sinuses

Question 18

Cancer associated with phenacetin

Answer 18

Renal pelvis, bladder

Question 19

Cancer associated with polycyclic hydrocarbons

Answer 19

Lung, squamous cell of the skin

Question 20

Cancer associated with schistosomiasis (haematobium)

Answer 20

Squamous cell of the bladder

Question 21

Cancer associated with tobacco

Answer 21

Larynx, oropharynx, esophagus, lung, stomach, kidney, pancreas, bladder

Question 22

Cancer associated with UV light

Answer 22

Squamous cell of the skin, melanoma

Question 23

Cancer associated with vinyl chloride

Answer 23

Angiosarcoma of the liver

Question 24

Breast cancer screening

Answer 24

Monthly Self breast exam and every 3 years clinical breast exam starting 20 years
Annual mammography and annual clinical breast exam starting 40 years
For high risk patients, add MRI

Question 25

Cervical cancer screening

Answer 25

Every 3 years PAP smear starting at 21 years, with addition of cytology starting at 30 years If cytology is combined with HPV test, do every 5 years No need to screen if less than 21 years or more than 65 years No need to screen post hysterectomy of noncancerous causes

Question 26

Colorectal cancer screening

Answer 26

Annual FOBT/FIT, every 5 years sigmoidoscopy/CT colonography, and every 10 years colonoscopy starting at 50 years

Question 27

Lung cancer screening

Answer 27

Low dose CT scan starting at 55 years, esp if with >/= 30 pack year smoking history, still smoking, or have quit within 15 years

Question 28

Prostate cancer screening

Answer 28

DRE and PSA starting at 50 years