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Froggy Jumps Cancer Chronicles: Exam #2 QuizVersión en línea Carcinogens, DNA damage, and cancer basics por Megan Caherly 1 What is a carcinogen? a Any chemical, physical, or biological agent that can cause cancer by damaging DNA b A substance that cures cancer instantly c An agent that only causes inflammation 2 Where are humans commonly exposed to carcinogens? a Water and sugars only b Tobacco smoke, pollution, processed foods, UV radiation, and infections c Only in laboratories 3 How do carcinogens typically cause cancer at the cellular level? a They damage DNA leading to mutations in tumor suppressors and oncogenes b They only cause cell death c They always repair DNA immediately 4 What is a key method used to determine safe vs dangerous exposure levels? a Only theoretical models b Dose-response studies and epidemiological data c Guessing based on past events 5 What type of radiation is most associated with DNA damage leading to cancer? a Visible light b Ionizing radiation (X-rays, gamma rays, radioactive materials) c Non-ionizing radiation only 6 Which exposure is VERY important to consider for exams related to cancer? a Nitrogen gas b Radon gas c Oxygen gas 7 How does UV radiation contribute to cancer? a UV light kills all cancer cells instantly b UVB causes DNA damage leading to mutations c UVA repairs DNA during exposure 8 Which infectious agents are linked to cancer? a No infections are linked to cancer b HPV, EBV, hepatitis B/C, Helicobacter pylori c Only bacteria cause cancer 9 What is the Two-Hit Model in heredity and cancer? a Two separate cancers must occur b First mutation inherited, second acquired; both copies must be inactivated c One mutation is always enough to guarantee cancer 10 What is a common way to assess inherited cancer risk via pedigrees? a Only newborns are examined b Look for dominant patterns across generations and penetrance c Pedigrees cannot indicate risk

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Cancer Chronicles: Exam #2 QuizVersión en línea

Carcinogens, DNA damage, and cancer basics

por Megan Caherly

What is a carcinogen?

Any chemical, physical, or biological agent that can cause cancer by damaging DNA

A substance that cures cancer instantly

An agent that only causes inflammation

Where are humans commonly exposed to carcinogens?

Water and sugars only

Tobacco smoke, pollution, processed foods, UV radiation, and infections

Only in laboratories

How do carcinogens typically cause cancer at the cellular level?

They damage DNA leading to mutations in tumor suppressors and oncogenes

They only cause cell death

They always repair DNA immediately

What is a key method used to determine safe vs dangerous exposure levels?

Only theoretical models

Dose-response studies and epidemiological data

Guessing based on past events

What type of radiation is most associated with DNA damage leading to cancer?

Visible light

Ionizing radiation (X-rays, gamma rays, radioactive materials)

Non-ionizing radiation only

Which exposure is VERY important to consider for exams related to cancer?

Nitrogen gas

Radon gas

Oxygen gas

How does UV radiation contribute to cancer?

UV light kills all cancer cells instantly

UVB causes DNA damage leading to mutations

UVA repairs DNA during exposure

Which infectious agents are linked to cancer?

No infections are linked to cancer

HPV, EBV, hepatitis B/C, Helicobacter pylori

Only bacteria cause cancer

What is the Two-Hit Model in heredity and cancer?

Two separate cancers must occur

First mutation inherited, second acquired; both copies must be inactivated

One mutation is always enough to guarantee cancer

What is a common way to assess inherited cancer risk via pedigrees?

Only newborns are examined

Look for dominant patterns across generations and penetrance

Pedigrees cannot indicate risk

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Cancer Chronicles: Exam #2 QuizVersión en línea

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What is a carcinogen?

Where are humans commonly exposed to carcinogens?

How do carcinogens typically cause cancer at the cellular level?

What is a key method used to determine safe vs dangerous exposure levels?

What type of radiation is most associated with DNA damage leading to cancer?

Which exposure is VERY important to consider for exams related to cancer?

How does UV radiation contribute to cancer?

Which infectious agents are linked to cancer?

What is the Two-Hit Model in heredity and cancer?

What is a common way to assess inherited cancer risk via pedigrees?

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