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15 Questions - Developed by:
Elizabeth Davies
- Developed on:
2019-03-05
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1
What are the two types of tumours that can form in the body?
Benign and malignant
Big and small
Organs and organism
2
Cancer is caused by changes in cells that cause them to do what?
Shrink uncontrollably
Shrink controllably
Grow and divide uncontrollable
Grow and divide controllably
3
What forms as a result of benign and malignant
A bump
A tumour
Extra cells
4
What is the name given to a growth of abnormal cells that stay in one area of your body?
Malignant tumour
Tumour
Benign tumour
Bump
5
What are these abnormal cells usually contained within?
An organism
A tumour
A membrane
An organ
6
A cancer is what type of tumour?
Small
Malignant
Big
Benign
7
How do the cells making up the tumour spread to other parts of the body in this type of cancer?
Through the immune system
In the bloodstream
Through the digestive system
8
What is formed when these cells invade neighbouring tissues of the body?
Benign tumours
Malignant tumour
Primary tumours
Secondary tumours
9
Name a lifestyle factor that can be a risk of cancer.
Genes
Smoking
Asthma
10
What risk factors for cancer can be passed on from parents to offspring?
Genetics
Asthma
Smoking
11
HPV is a risk factor for cervical cancer. What is HPV an example of?
A virus
Bacteria
Fungi
Protist
12
What is a carcinogen?
A tumour
A substance that causes cancer
A type of cancer
13
What type of radiation is carcinogen?
Dark
Bright
Ionising
14
What can be used to view the skeleton that is a carcinogen?
X-ray
Scan
Check up
15
What is the main difference between the two types of tumour that can form in the body?
Big ones spread to other parts of the body but small ones are only in one part
Malignant only stays in one part of the body but benign spread to other parts
Benign only stays in one part of the body but malignant spread to other parts
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