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What does TNM stand for in cancer staging?
What does TNM stand for in cancer staging?
- Thyroid, Neoplasm, Malignancy
- Tumor, Nodal status, Metastasis (correct)
- Tissue, Nerve involvement, Muscle spread
- Tested, Notable, Metabolic
In which stage of cancer does the tumor extend to nearby places and lymph nodes?
In which stage of cancer does the tumor extend to nearby places and lymph nodes?
- Stage II
- Stage I
- Stage IV
- Stage III (correct)
What is the 5-year survival rate for T1 stage cancer?
What is the 5-year survival rate for T1 stage cancer?
- 50%
- 90% (correct)
- 30%
- 10%
In Hodgkin’s Disease staging, what does stage II indicate?
In Hodgkin’s Disease staging, what does stage II indicate?
What does stage 0 indicate in cancer staging?
What does stage 0 indicate in cancer staging?
What does the Grade 1 of tumour differentiation indicate?
What does the Grade 1 of tumour differentiation indicate?
What determines the degree of differentiation in the Prostate Gleason grading system?
What determines the degree of differentiation in the Prostate Gleason grading system?
What characterizes Grade 3 in tumour differentiation?
What characterizes Grade 3 in tumour differentiation?
What is the highest grade in tumour differentiation?
What is the highest grade in tumour differentiation?
What does Grade 5 in the Prostate Gleason grading system indicate?
What does Grade 5 in the Prostate Gleason grading system indicate?
Study Notes
Cancer Staging
- TNM stands for Tumor, Node, and Metastasis, used in cancer staging.
Cancer Progression
- In stage III, the tumor extends to nearby places and lymph nodes.
Survival Rate
- The 5-year survival rate for T1 stage cancer is not specified in the text.
Hodgkin's Disease Staging
- Stage II in Hodgkin's Disease staging indicates the cancer is found in two or more lymph node areas on the same side of the diaphragm.
Cancer Staging
- Stage 0 in cancer staging indicates carcinoma in situ, meaning the cancer is still in its original place and has not invaded nearby tissues.
Tumor Differentiation
- Grade 1 in tumor differentiation indicates a well-differentiated tumor, meaning the tumor cells resemble normal cells and the tumor grows slowly.
- In the Prostate Gleason grading system, the degree of differentiation is determined by the two most common patterns of cells in the tumor sample.
- Grade 3 in tumor differentiation is characterized by moderately differentiated tumor cells, which are more abnormal than Grade 1 cells.
- The highest grade in tumor differentiation is not specified in the text.
- In the Prostate Gleason grading system, Grade 5 indicates poorly differentiated tumor cells, which are highly abnormal and grow quickly.
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Test your knowledge of cancer tumor staging with this quiz. Explore the TNM system and the prognostic value of tumor staging based on size, nodal status, and distant metastasis. Learn about the 5 categories of cancer staging from carcinoma in situ to advanced stages.
