Cancer Vocabular-2
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Cancer Vocabulary-2
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1. The doctor administered ______ to kill the cancer cells.
chemotherapy
a) Chemotherapy (Chemotherapie)
b) Radiation therapy (Strahlentherapie)
2. ______ is used to target and destroy tumor cells.
Radiation therapy
a) Immunotherapy (Immuntherapie)
b) Radiation therapy (Strahlentherapie)
3. Surgery is often the first step to remove a ______ completely.
tumor
a) Cell (Zelle)
b) Tumor (Tumor)
4. ______ helps boost the body’s immune system to fight cancer.
Immunotherapy
a) Chemotherapy (Chemotherapie)
b) Immunotherapy (Immuntherapie)
5. Targeted therapy focuses on specific ______ that contribute to cancer growth.
genes
a) Genes (Gene)
b) Symptoms (Symptome)
6. A ______ is performed to determine if a tumor is cancerous.
biopsy
a) Scan (Scan)
b) Biopsy (Biopsie)
7. ______ is the branch of medicine that deals with cancer treatment.
Oncology
a) Cardiology (Kardiologie)
b) Oncology (Onkologie)
8. ______ are cancers that arise from epithelial cells.
Carcinomas
a) Sarcomas (Sarkome)
b) Carcinomas (Karzinome)
9. ______ is a type of cancer that originates in the lymphatic system.
Lymphoma
a) Leukemia (Leukämie)
b) Lymphoma (Lymphom)
10. Patients undergoing ______ may experience side effects like hair loss.
chemotherapy
a) Immunotherapy (Immuntherapie)
b) Chemotherapy (Chemotherapie)
11. After treatment, the patient was pleased to hear she was in ______.
remission
a) Remission (Remission)
b) Recovery (Erholung)
12. ______ occurs when cancer cells spread to other parts of the body.
Metastasis
a) Recurrence (Rückfall)
b) Metastasis (Metastasen)
13. ______ drugs are designed to kill cancer cells.
Cytotoxic
a) Antiviral (Antiviral)
b) Cytotoxic (Zytotoxisch)
14. ______ antibodies can specifically target cancer cells.
Monoclonal
a) Polyclonal (Polykloal)
b) Monoclonal (Monoklonal)
15. Many patients participate in ______ to access new treatments.
clinical trials
a) Observational studies (Beobachtungsstudien)
b) Clinical trials (Klinische Studien)
16. ______ therapy is used for hormone-sensitive cancers.
Hormone
a) Hormone (Hormon)
b) Gene (Gen)
17. ______ medicine tailors treatment plans based on genetic profiles.
Personalized
a) Personalized (Personalisierte)
b) Generic (Generisch)
18. ______ markers help track cancer treatment progress.
Tumor
a) Tumor (Tumor)
b) Blood (Blut)
19. ______ describes the extent of cancer spread.
Staging
a) Grading (Grading)
b) Staging (Staging)
20. ______ care focuses on providing relief and support.
Palliative
a) Curative (Kurativ)
b) Palliative (Palliativ)