Virtual Shadowing with Dr. Jasmine Smith, Pediatric Oncologist

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You will receive a certificate the Saturday afternoon AFTER you have completed the quiz.

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* 1. Name and email
Use the email you used to register for the event

Full Name

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* 2. Though what specifically causes most childhood cancers remain largely unknown, what is the most likely cause of childhood cancer?

Environmental or lifestyle factors play a huge role in developing childhood cancer.

There are too many risk factors/causes of childhood cancer.

The most likely cause is due to DNA changes that happen early in the child’s life, sometimes even before birth.

Most childhood cancers are directly caused by inherited DNA changes

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* 3. In the first case study, how was it determined that the patient had leukemia?

The patient had recently recovered from an ear infection and his lab work reflected an increase of WBC due to the infection.

The patient had a history of rhinorrhea.

The patient had the development of pallor and a concern decrease in urine output.

His lab work results were significant for anemia and leukopenia.

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* 4. What was abnormal about the CT scan in the second case study?

Where the *right* kidney was, a large blockage was found to result in a decrease of urine output.

Where the *left* kidney was, there was a large mass displacing all other organs.

Where the *left* kidney was, the large intestine was abnormally large as a result of severe and worsening constipation.

Where the *right* kidney was, there was a large mass displacing all other organs.

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* 5. What is the most common childhood cancer?

Osteosarcoma

Neuroblastoma

Leukemia

Lymphoma

Melanoma

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* 6. Besides the knee, where else could you find osteosarcoma that has yet to spread?

Shoulder

Elbow

Ribcage

Ankle

Wrist

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* 7. Where will Dr. Smith continue her fellowship training to specialize in pediatric oncology?

University of Arizona's School of Medicine

University of South Carolina's School of Medicine

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Spelman College

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* 8. How is Hodgkin's lymphoma different from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma?

Hodgkin's lymphoma has a survival rate of about 90-95% where as non-Hodgkin's lymphoma has a survival rate of about 80-90%

Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma has only four subtypes, but Hodgkin's lymphoma has only 4

Hodgkin's lymphoma is the most common childhood lymphoma, accounting for about 55%

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma may arise in lymph nodes anywhere in the body, whereas Hodgkin lymphoma typically begins in the upper body, such as the neck, chest or armpits

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* 9. What percentage of U.S. childhood cancer patients become long-term survivors?

65%

50%

25%

80%

90%

Virtual Shadowing with Dr. Jasmine Smith, Pediatric Oncologist Get a 6/8 or higher to certify your hours!You will receive a certificate the Saturday afternoon AFTER you have completed the quiz.

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* 1. Name and emailUse the email you used to register for the event

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* 2. Though what specifically causes most childhood cancers remain largely unknown, what is the most likely cause of childhood cancer?

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* 3. In the first case study, how was it determined that the patient had leukemia?

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* 4. What was abnormal about the CT scan in the second case study?

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* 5. What is the most common childhood cancer?

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* 6. Besides the knee, where else could you find osteosarcoma that has yet to spread?

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* 7. Where will Dr. Smith continue her fellowship training to specialize in pediatric oncology?

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* 8. How is Hodgkin's lymphoma different from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma?

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* 9. What percentage of U.S. childhood cancer patients become long-term survivors?

Virtual Shadowing with Dr. Jasmine Smith, Pediatric Oncologist

Get a 6/8 or higher to certify your hours!

You will receive a certificate the Saturday afternoon AFTER you have completed the quiz.

* 1. Name and email
Use the email you used to register for the event