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CSO EXAM(YOU'VE GOT
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QUESTIONS
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Evatee 10/22/24 CSO
,CSO EXAM (YOU'VE GOT THIS) QUESTIONS
BANK ALL GRADED A+
dermatologic NFPE Answer - 1. stomatitis (inflamed mouth/mucositis)
2. angular cheilitis (inflamed/cracked corners of mouth)
3. erythema from chemo (red skin patches)
4. presence/healing status of surgical wounds, radiation burns and other
wounds
5. skin turgor
4 Cancer Screening Types Answer - Palpation (feel it)
Blood Tests
Imaging (eg: PSA, measure tumor cell metabolites)
Molecular Techniques (genetic biomarkers, genetic mutations, etc)
Cancer Staging for T in TNM Answer - for Primary tumor
Tx, T0, Tis, T1,2,3,4
Tx Answer - tumor cannot be evaluated
T0 Answer - No evidence of tumor
Tis Answer - Carcinoma in situ: abnormal cells present, but not spread. CIS: not
cancer but may become it
,T1 Answer - tumor not palpable/visible by imaging
T2 Answer - Tumor confined to primary cx site
T3 Answer - Tumor extends to neighboring tissue
T4 Answer - Metastatic dz
Cancer staging N in Primary Tumor Answer - Lymph nodes
NX, 0, 1, 2, 3
Nx Answer - Regional lymph nodes cannot be evaluated
N0 Answer - No regional lymph node involvement
N1,2,3 Answer - increasing involvement of regional lymph nodes
Cancer staging M in TNM Answer - distant metastasis
MX, 0, 1
Mx Answer - distant metastasis that cannot be evaluated
M0 Answer - No distant metastasis
M1 Answer - Distant metastasis is present
, If cancer is MORE differentiated Answer - grows faster (more abnormal)
Grading System of the American Committee on Cancer Answer - Measures
HOW abnormal/differentiated cells are
GX, G1, 2, 3, 4
Gx Answer - Grade cannot be assessed
G1 Answer - Well differentiated (low grade)
G2 Answer - Moderately differentiated (intermediate grade)
G3 Answer - Poorly differentiated (high grade)
G4 Answer - Undifferentiated (high grade) (AKA poorly differentiated- worse
prognosis/spread faster)
Carcinogenesis stages Answer - initiation, promotion, progression
Initiation Answer - normal cells develop some type DNA damage
Promotion Answer - initiated stimulated to grow
Progression Answer - Tumor grows rapidly and invades neighboring tissues
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