1. Which of the following have been identified as risk factors for colorectal cancer?

1. processed meat
2. alcohol
3. obesity
4. all of these

2. Helicobacter pylori is associated with which cancer?

1. acute leukaemia
2. myeloma
3. skin cancer
4. gastric cancer

3. This is a mutated gene that can cause cancer.

1. TBI
2. CK5
3. BRCA1
4. RTF

4. The HPV test is undertaken in screening for which cancer?

1. skin cancer
2. lung cancer
3. cervical cancer
4. bladder cancer

5. The preferred staging system for solid (non-hematological) cancers is ______.

1. TNN
2. TNM
3. TTN
4. NTM

6. The term ‘grading’ is used to describe ______.

1. how far a cancer has spread
2. a tumour’s involvement in surrounding structures
3. how many nodes are involved
4. how similar a tumour is to normal tissue

7. Which of the following is a tumour marker?

1. CA-125
2. PTA
3. CA-256
4. CA-215

8. Which of the following is an oral chemotherapy drug?

1. allopurinol
2. imatinib
3. clodronate
4. immodium

9. Which of the following is a hormonal agent used to treat cancer?

1. tamoxifen
2. revlimid
3. allopurinol
4. aspirin

10. Which of the following is given to some patients after chemotherapy to reduce the risk of complications from neutropenia?

1. C-SFG (colony specific factor growth)
2. F-SSG (factor specific stem growth)
3. G-CSF (granulocyte colony stimulating factor)
4. G-SSF (granulocyte specific stimulating factor)