Quiz #2.3 – Understanding Cancer, The Immune System and Diagnostic Tools – yoga4cancer

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What is cancer? (Check all that apply.)
- A Man-made disease
- One disease that affects the body
- A damaged cell
- A malignant tumor of potentially unlimited growth that expands locally by invasion and systemically by metastasis
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The ‘job’ of the Immune System is to:
- Destroy old cells and create new blood cells
- Protect the body, remove toxins, and repair damaged tissue
- Prevent us from spreading diseases to others
- Bar Entry, Identify a Threat, Analyze a Pathogen and Destroy a Pathogen
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3. Question
What parts of the human body play a role in immune system functionality? Check all that apply.
- Cardiovascular System
- Lymphatic System
- Endocrine System
- Musculoskeletal System
- Digestive System
- Integumentary (eg Skin)
- Nervous System
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The Cardiovascular System and the Lymphatic System are similar, because (check all that apply):
- They are both part of the Immune System.
- They are both operated by the heart.
- They run parallel to each other in the body.
- They are both channel systems in the body containing fluid.
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Research has suggested which of the following to increase the risk of cancer? (Check all that apply)
- Poor diet
- Smoking cigarettes
- Inherited genes
- Exposure to radiation
- A random immune system failure
- A virus
- Alcohol
- Lack of Physical Activity
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Which factors are used to determine cancer staging?
- Site of the primary tumor and the cell type.
- Tumor size
- Regional lymph node involvement (e.g. the spread of the cancer to nearby lymph nodes)
- Presence of metastatic tumors or metastases
- Tumor grade (how closely the cancer cells and tissue resemble normal cells and tissue)
- The age of the patient
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7. Question
Blood cell are made in the:
- Heart
- Bone Marrow
- Immune System
- Lymphatic System
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Why would knowing the Stage of a student’s cancer be important for you as a yoga teacher? Check all that apply.
- Helps you gather information on a student’s circumstances
- Analyze student needs
- Ensure student safety
- Provides information about potential modifications and adjustments
- Determine if the student should take class
- Gives you an opportunity to ask pertinent questions about your student’s fears and concerns
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A malignant tumor that spreads systemically to other parts of the body is called:
- Cancer
- Benign Cancer
- Metastasis
- Abnormal Cell Behavior
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The Cardiovascular System and the Lymphatic System are different, because (check all that apply):
- They are both channel systems in the body containing fluid.
- Unlike the Cardiovascular System, the Lymphatic System is a one-way passage, and Lymph flows in only one direction.
- The Cardiovascular System is unobstructed, while the Lymphatic System includes nodes, ducts and glands through which lymph passes and is temporarily held to examine and process bacteria, dead cells, or other foreign agents.
- The Lymphatic System is not pumped by the heart.
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Which of the below best describes the Thymus Gland and its functions?
- The Thymus Gland is part of the Lymphatic System and creates lymph fluid.
- The Thymus Gland is located behind the breastbone.
- It is part of the Immune System and the Endocrine System. Its function is to transform lymphocytes into T-cells.
- The Thymus Gland is part of the Immune System and the Cardiovascular System
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What is true about the Thoracic Duct?
- It delivers blood back to the heart.
- It is the biggest lymphatic vessel in the human body.
- It collects lymph fluid and delivers it back into the bloodstream.
- It is massaged by the Diaphragm.
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What is a Sentinel Lymph Node and the purpose of a Sentinel Node Biopsy?
- The Sentinel Lymph Node is the primary node for lymph function. A biopsy can indicate the occurrence of cancer.
- The Sentinel Lymph Node and Biopsy are both common elements to cancer treatment.
- The Sentinel Lymph Node is not always present, so a Biopsy may help locate its presence.
- A Sentinel Lymph Node is the first lymph node to which cancer cells are most likely to spread from a primary tumor. A Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy is a procedure in which the Sentinel Lymph Node is identified, removed and examined to determine whether cancer cells are present.
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