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Which of the following is true about tumor markers?

They can be found in blood, urine, or body tissues (correct)

They are only found in body tissues

They are only found in urine

They are only found in blood

What is the main purpose of tumor markers in oncology?

To help detect the presence of cancer (correct)

To definitively diagnose cancer

To stage and treat cancer

To confirm the diagnosis through biopsy

What is the most definitive diagnostic test for cancer?

Computed tomography

Biopsy (correct)

Mammography

Ultrasonography

What are the different chemical nature of tumor markers?

<p>Proteins, conjugated proteins, peptides, and carbohydrates</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can an elevated level of a tumor marker indicate?

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Tumor Markers

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Questions and Answers

Which of the following is true about tumor markers?

What is the main purpose of tumor markers in oncology?

What is the most definitive diagnostic test for cancer?

What are the different chemical nature of tumor markers?

What can an elevated level of a tumor marker indicate?

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