NUR 401 WEEK 2 & 3 Test-Questions &
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How to nutritionally reduce cancer? - ✔✔what eat can cause a third of our cancers!
veggies an fruits ( 5-10 servings a day), whole grain fibres, low dietary fat, drink in
moderation.
exercise reduces risk of Colon Cancer.
Cancer fighters?
1. Phenols?
2. Indoles?
3. Inulin?
4. Glutathione? - ✔✔1. Phenols: Anti-Oxidants, Anti-Inflammatories ( Extra Virgin
Olive oil, Spinach, Pomegranate juice)
2. Indoles: Block Enzymes involved in initial cancer stages -->Detoxify ( Broccoli)
3. Inulin: Reduces Cholesterol
4. Glutathione: Antioxidant
,Aboriginal Cancer Centre Unit developed to ? - ✔✔develop aboriginal cancer
strategy. Based on Wholistic approach to cancer prevention, screening and research.
Cancer is expected to increased in Aboriginal communities than compared to regular
population due to lifestyle.
They are more likely to smoke, consume alcohol, be overweight, obese, have low
vegetable and fruit intake
These all increased Cancer.
What surveillance is used by Ontario in regards to Cancer? - ✔✔The Ontario Cancer
Registry
( Tracks rates, trends, determines future risk factors, evaluates efficacy of screening
programs)
What is the most common Cancer amongst Canadian Women? - ✔✔Breast Cancer. (
Not including non-melanoma skin cancer).
Incidence:
24,000 Women Diagnosed ( 500 will die)
200 men diagnosed ( 60 will die)
1:9 Probability of developing breast cancer
,1:29 percent of dieting of skin Cancer.
Incidence is steadily rising, but death rates have declined.
Known Risk factors for breast cancer? - ✔✔Gender: 99% are women
Age: Increased risk with age.
Early Menstruation: before age 12.
Late Menopause: After age 55
- Having a first baby after age 30 or never having a baby has DOUBLE risk.
- Close Relative with Breast Cancer.
- Physical Inactivity.
- Taking Hormone Replacement therapy for more than 10 years.
- Alcohol intake: alters estrogen metabolism.
- not eating enough fruits/vegetables.
-Never Breastfeeding
, -Smoking Tobacco, or second hand smoke exposure.
- Birth control pill use
- Working NIGHTS: increases risk by 60%
why?
could be disrupted for shorter sleep. leads to reduced levels of Melatonin. Melatonin
may have anti-carcinogenic properties.
Clinical manifestations of Breast cancer? - ✔✔- Nodules in Mammogram.
- Lumps
- Dimpling
- Niple Ulceration or Retraction.
Breast pain = often caused by benign breast conditions and not usually initial symptom
of breast cancer.
Primary prevention of breast cancer ? - ✔✔- Moderate activity 30-60 minutes ( 4
times a week)
- 5 KG increased in body weight post menopause causes increased risk.
- 5-10 servings of fruits and veggies.
ANSWERS 100% RATED CORRECT- SURE PASS!! |
Newest 2025
How to nutritionally reduce cancer? - ✔✔what eat can cause a third of our cancers!
veggies an fruits ( 5-10 servings a day), whole grain fibres, low dietary fat, drink in
moderation.
exercise reduces risk of Colon Cancer.
Cancer fighters?
1. Phenols?
2. Indoles?
3. Inulin?
4. Glutathione? - ✔✔1. Phenols: Anti-Oxidants, Anti-Inflammatories ( Extra Virgin
Olive oil, Spinach, Pomegranate juice)
2. Indoles: Block Enzymes involved in initial cancer stages -->Detoxify ( Broccoli)
3. Inulin: Reduces Cholesterol
4. Glutathione: Antioxidant
,Aboriginal Cancer Centre Unit developed to ? - ✔✔develop aboriginal cancer
strategy. Based on Wholistic approach to cancer prevention, screening and research.
Cancer is expected to increased in Aboriginal communities than compared to regular
population due to lifestyle.
They are more likely to smoke, consume alcohol, be overweight, obese, have low
vegetable and fruit intake
These all increased Cancer.
What surveillance is used by Ontario in regards to Cancer? - ✔✔The Ontario Cancer
Registry
( Tracks rates, trends, determines future risk factors, evaluates efficacy of screening
programs)
What is the most common Cancer amongst Canadian Women? - ✔✔Breast Cancer. (
Not including non-melanoma skin cancer).
Incidence:
24,000 Women Diagnosed ( 500 will die)
200 men diagnosed ( 60 will die)
1:9 Probability of developing breast cancer
,1:29 percent of dieting of skin Cancer.
Incidence is steadily rising, but death rates have declined.
Known Risk factors for breast cancer? - ✔✔Gender: 99% are women
Age: Increased risk with age.
Early Menstruation: before age 12.
Late Menopause: After age 55
- Having a first baby after age 30 or never having a baby has DOUBLE risk.
- Close Relative with Breast Cancer.
- Physical Inactivity.
- Taking Hormone Replacement therapy for more than 10 years.
- Alcohol intake: alters estrogen metabolism.
- not eating enough fruits/vegetables.
-Never Breastfeeding
, -Smoking Tobacco, or second hand smoke exposure.
- Birth control pill use
- Working NIGHTS: increases risk by 60%
why?
could be disrupted for shorter sleep. leads to reduced levels of Melatonin. Melatonin
may have anti-carcinogenic properties.
Clinical manifestations of Breast cancer? - ✔✔- Nodules in Mammogram.
- Lumps
- Dimpling
- Niple Ulceration or Retraction.
Breast pain = often caused by benign breast conditions and not usually initial symptom
of breast cancer.
Primary prevention of breast cancer ? - ✔✔- Moderate activity 30-60 minutes ( 4
times a week)
- 5 KG increased in body weight post menopause causes increased risk.
- 5-10 servings of fruits and veggies.
