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A mother shares some pictures of her child, noting how strange it is that rather than "red spots" in the eyes, her child's image shows with spots. A friend, upon seeing this image, is concerned. What is the friend concerned that the child may have? Detached retina Retinoblastoma Glaucoma Astigmatism - ANS Retinoblastoma A patient recently had a malignant tumor surgically removed. The clinician is examining CA-125 levels following the surgery. What type of cancer does the patient likely have? Ovarian Lung Testicular Stomach - ANS Ovarian @COPYRIGHT BRAINBARTER 2025/2026 Page2 Elevated cancer antigen (CA)-125 levels have been noted in the patient's blood sample. Which of the following may be of greater concern to the clinician based on this result? Hepatic cancer Ovarian cancer Testicular cancer Breast cancer - ANS Ovarian cancer A patient has developed lung cancer. Which of the following likely contributed most to this development? Age Gender Cigarette smoking Immunosuppressant drugs to treat rheumatoid arthritis - ANS Cigarette smoking A patient's analysis reveals a defective tumor protein (TP)53 gene. Which of the following is likely to develop? Increased cellular apoptosis Increased cancer risk Cells arrested in cell cycle Decreased cellular proliferation - ANS Increased cancer risk Genetic analysis reveals that a patient is positive for breast cancer (BRCA)1 and BRCA2 mutations. Which of the following applies to this result? Select all that apply. Increased risk for ovarian cancer @COPYRIGHT BRAINBARTER 2025/2026 Page3 Increased risk for lung cancer Increased risk for thyroid cancer Increased risk for breast cancer Increased risk for hepatic cancer - ANS Increased risk for ovarian cancer Increased risk for breast cancer A patient's lung biopsy results reveal small cell lung cancer. Which of the following apply to this diagnosis? Select all that apply. Rapid growing cancer Very favorable prognosis Benign Increased risk for metastasis Most common lung cancer type - ANS Rapid growing cancer Increased risk for metastasis A patient is scheduled for radioiodine imaging as part of cancer diagnostic assessment. Which of the following cancer types is likely suspected? Hepatic cancer Thyroid cancer Lung cancer Bone cancer - ANS Thyroid cancer A young male patient is diagnosed with osteosarcoma. Which area of the body does this nurse expect to be evaluated? Distal femur

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NRSG 6300 Advanced Pathophysiology 401-
500 EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS




A mother shares some pictures of her child, noting how strange it is that rather than "red spots"
in the eyes, her child's image shows with spots. A friend, upon seeing this image, is concerned.
What is the friend concerned that the child may have?


Detached retina
Retinoblastoma
Glaucoma

Astigmatism - ANS Retinoblastoma


A patient recently had a malignant tumor surgically removed. The clinician is examining CA-125
levels following the surgery. What type of cancer does the patient likely have?


Ovarian
Lung
Testicular

Stomach - ANS Ovarian
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Page




@COPYRIGHT BRAINBARTER 2025/2026

, Elevated cancer antigen (CA)-125 levels have been noted in the patient's blood sample. Which
of the following may be of greater concern to the clinician based on this result?


Hepatic cancer
Ovarian cancer
Testicular cancer

Breast cancer - ANS Ovarian cancer


A patient has developed lung cancer. Which of the following likely contributed most to this
development?


Age
Gender
Cigarette smoking

Immunosuppressant drugs to treat rheumatoid arthritis - ANS Cigarette smoking


A patient's analysis reveals a defective tumor protein (TP)53 gene. Which of the following is
likely to develop?


Increased cellular apoptosis
Increased cancer risk
Cells arrested in cell cycle

Decreased cellular proliferation - ANS Increased cancer risk


Genetic analysis reveals that a patient is positive for breast cancer (BRCA)1 and BRCA2
mutations. Which of the following applies to this result? Select all that apply.
2




Increased risk for ovarian cancer
Page




@COPYRIGHT BRAINBARTER 2025/2026

, Increased risk for lung cancer
Increased risk for thyroid cancer
Increased risk for breast cancer

Increased risk for hepatic cancer - ANS Increased risk for ovarian cancer
Increased risk for breast cancer


A patient's lung biopsy results reveal small cell lung cancer. Which of the following apply to this
diagnosis? Select all that apply.


Rapid growing cancer
Very favorable prognosis
Benign
Increased risk for metastasis

Most common lung cancer type - ANS Rapid growing cancer
Increased risk for metastasis


A patient is scheduled for radioiodine imaging as part of cancer diagnostic assessment. Which
of the following cancer types is likely suspected?


Hepatic cancer
Thyroid cancer
Lung cancer

Bone cancer - ANS Thyroid cancer


A young male patient is diagnosed with osteosarcoma. Which area of the body does this nurse
expect to be evaluated?
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Distal femur


@COPYRIGHT BRAINBARTER 2025/2026

, Sternum
Ribs

Vertebral column - ANS Distal femur


Which of the following staging classifications would indicate a small tumor, with no lymph node
involvement and no metastasis?


T0 N0 M0
T1 N1 M1
T1 N1 M0

T1 N0 M0 - ANS T1 N0 M0


A patient has noticed a mass in her right breast. Which of the following is correct information
for the nurse to share?


90% of palpable breast masses are noncancerous, but further evaluation will be needed.


When you can feel a mass in the breasts with your hands, the size indicates that it is likely
malignant.


Because most masses found in the breasts are noncancerous, we refrain from further
assessment unless other signs and symptoms are present.



If you cannot feel a mass in the breasts, then breast cancer has not developed. - ANS 90% of
palpable breast masses are noncancerous, but further evaluation will be needed.


A biopsy of a breast tumor shows the sample to be estrogen receptor (ER)-positive and
HER2/neu negative. Which of the following is the correct interpretation?
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