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A nurse is giving an example of inflammation as an etiology for cancer development. What is the best example the nurse should give?
 
  a. Pneumonia and lung cancer
  b. Ulcerative colitis and colon cancer
  c. Prostatic hypertrophy and prostate cancer
  d. Hypercholesterolemi a and leukemia

Question 2

A patient asks when adjuvant chemotherapy is used. How should the nurse respond? Adjuvant chemotherapy treatment is used:
 
  a. as the primary treatment.
  b. before radiation therapy.
  c. after surgical removal of a tumor.
  d. in cancer with little risk of metastasis.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
Individuals with a 10+ year history of ulcerative colitis have a 30-fold increase in developing co-lon cancer. There is no relationship between pneumonia and lung cancer; between prostatic hy-pertrophy and cancer of the prostate; and between hypercholesterolemi a and leukemia.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
Adjuvant chemotherapy is given after surgical excision of a cancer with the goal of eliminating micrometastases. Adjuvant chemotherapy is not given as the primary treatment or before radia-tion therapy. Adjuvant chemotherapy is indicated in the treatment of individuals with metastasis.



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