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This is for a biology project, I need to find out some ethical questions arising from hereditary breast cancer. Any help is appreciated.

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1.What is cancer? What do ALL cancers have in common? What does cancer have to do with cell division?
2.List 5 types of cancer and give a brief explanation of each.
3.What is a tumor? Do all cancers involve tumors? Explain
4.Distinguish between benign and malignant tumors
5.What is metastasis? Why is it a problem?
6.How many Americans get cancer in their lifetime? About how many survive it?
7.What are the 3 major categories of cancer treatment? Briefly describe each.
8.Why do some cancer patients lose their hair?
9. What cells are effected by chemotherapy? Relate this to the multiple side effects of chemo.

I know this is at lot please answer what you can…also you can summarize the main ideas of these ?’s into a paragraph

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twinkling_star_9 asked:


I have an interview to do for the school’s newspaper. The article is about this kid who passed away because he had cancer. What are some questions to ask about him for his teachers, friends, and possibly family members?
He didn’t pass away long ago
I completely don’t know him at all.

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dom asked:


I’m a highschooler that needs to interview a cancer patient for a health project. You only have to answer 10 questions so here it goes… What is your age, gender, and type of cancer? How did you respond to learning that you had cancer? Did you act differently? Did it change your perspective on things? How did you tell others (friends/family) when you learned? What do you have to change in your daily life to accommodate for your cancer? What treatments do you have? And how much time/effort do they take? Do they dictate the rest of your life? How does your cancer affect the people around you? Is there anything (like advice) that you would like to share with either a fellow cancer person or someone afraid of getting cancer? Please give some background info on yourself and feel free to give any other info that you feel in necessary. Thanks aton!

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vancie121 asked:


Does anyone know of a good site that has qusetions you should ask at your first appointment with the specialist?

My mom just go diagnosed with breast cancer and I am looking for somewhere that has questions she (or I) should ask at the first visit. At this point she doesn’t have any information except that her biopsy came back positive for cancer. With the size and description it sounds as if it is one of the early stages but I want to know what kind of questions we need to make sure we ask so that we can be fully informed.

I’ve been looking on the cancer sites for information (cancer.org, cancer.gov, etc…) are there any other ones that people recommend?
Can anyone help? Thanks.

Besides how bad is it and what is next.

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Sarah asked:


-by doing a self breast exam, how would you know that you have breast cancer?
-at the end of my nipples, it’s red (sometimes) and only sometimes, the skin will peel a little bit–not that much!! i don’t feel any bumps or lumps, but i’m a little worried about the nipples.
-i’m not sure, but i used to wear a bra with stitching on the inside of the cup, and it could be from that, since it scratched it.

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chasebrenton asked:


More specifically, I’ll be attending the Susan B. Anthony Cancer Marathon in Las Vegas this weekend. I am field reporting for my high school morning show and will be interviewing participants and such.

What are some great questions to ask these people?

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I’m sorry. I meant the Race for a Cure, not Susan B. Anthony.

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bella asked:


I am 23 and have a history of breast cancer in my family (2 aunts on my mother’s side). I’ve never done self breast exams, though I touch them enough to know I don’t have any lumps

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indyerica95 asked:


Following the American Cancer Society’s guidelines for the early detection of breast cancer improves the chances that breast cancer can be diagnosed at an early stage and treated successfully.

false

true

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Question 6

Developing a hernia is more common in women than men.

True
False

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Question 7

PMS occurs only in females who:

are tired and do not exercise regularly

have high hormone levels

who are taking birth control pills

who are ovulating or who are in the first days of their menstral period

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Question 8

A high caffeine intake can affect PMS symptoms.

True
False

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Question 9

African-American men are more likely to develop prostate cancer and die from it than Caucasian or Asian men.

True
False

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Question 10

This surgery, called ____________removes all or part of the breast and sometimes the surrounding tissues.

mammogram

lumpectomy

mastectomy

malignant

benign

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Question 11

Hernias are more common in men because when the testicals descend through the inguinial canal, the opening of the canal does not close completely.

True
False

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Question 12

A risk factor is anything that increases a persons chance of getting a disease. Which of the following is not considered a risk factor for breast cancer?

family history of breast cancer

not having children

people who breast feed their babies

drinking alcohol

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Question 13

Risk factors for PMS include:

vitamin B deficiency, family history and age of 30

previous signs of anxiety and family history

vitamin B deficiency, family history and age of 15 -19

pregnancy and vitamin B deficiency

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Question 14

Prostate cancer usually displays several symptoms in the early stages of development.

True
False

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Question 15

Which warning sign(s) of breat cancer should be reported to your doctor?

a new lump in the breast

the nipple becomes inverted

change in the size or shape of breast

all of the above

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Question 16

The menstrual cycle has how many stages?

4

28

2

5

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Question 17

Prostate cancer typically:

grows slowly

begins with small changes that may go unnoticed

occurs in very young men

choice 1 and choice 2 only

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Question 18

Breast Self-Exam (BSE) is an important defense in the early detection and prevention of breast cancer. BSE should be performed:

once a year

at the beginning of your menstrual cycle

in the middle of your menstrual cycle

a few days after your menstrual cycle or the same time each month

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Question 19

“Press firmly to learn what your breasts feel like. A firm ridge in the lower curve of each breast is normal.” This step for BSE is not done unless you think you might have a breast lump.

false

true

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Question 20

Biopsy is surgical procedure to check for:

mammograms

hernias

endometriosis

cancerous cells

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Question 21

The release of progesterone causes:

ovulation

menstruation

the build up of endometrium

maturing of the ovary

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Question 22

Between the ages of 20 and 39, women should have a clinical breast examination by a health professional every 3 years.

false

true

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6js59 asked:


I have a friend who has Thyroid cancer and has had the tumor and her thyroid removed. Tomorrow she is going for her consultation for the radioactive iodine treatment, and she wants to go in to the appointment with a list of questions that she should ask. Anyone have any suggestions?

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