Testicular Cancer Quiz - Raise Awareness About This Deadly Disease
Testicular cancer is the most common cancer in men between ages 20 and 35. Researchers aren’t sure what causes testicular cancer. When testicular cancer is detected and treated early, the cure rate is extremely high. Take this Testicular Cancer Quiz to Raise awareness about this deadly disease
- 1.What is testicular cancer?
- A.
Product of secondary tumors that arise from the components of the testes and its appendages.
- B.
Product of primary tumors that arise from the components of the testis and its appendages
- C.
Produces primary tumors in the testes and the lower urinary tract of males.
- D.
Powerhouse of secondary tumors that arise from the components of the testes and its appendages
- 2.What are the three factors that increase the risk of testicular cancer?
- A.
Age, race, family history
- B.
Family history, race, history of cryptorchidism
- C.
Age, family history, history of cryptorchidism
- D.
Age, race, history of cryptorchidism
- 3.Caucasians are ______________ to develop testicular cancer than African Americans.
- A.
Ten times more likely
- B.
Six times less likely
- C.
Five times more likely
- D.
Four times more likely
- 4.What are the supposed ages that you are more likely to get testicular cancer?
- A.
20-40
- B.
Over 60
- C.
Birth to 10
- D.
All of the above
- E.
A and B
- 5.Derived from the germinal epithelium of the mature testes.
- A.
Non-germinal neoplasm
- B.
Germ cell tumors
- C.
Leydig cell tumors
- D.
Sertoli cell tumors
- 6.Derived from cells that support the generation and maturation of sperm.
- A.
Teratoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Seminoma
- D.
Non-germinal neoplasm
- 7.Non-germinal neoplasm accounts for __ of testis cancers, while germ cell tumors account for ___ of testis cancers.
- A.
15%; 85%
- B.
85%; 15%
- C.
5%; 90%
- D.
95%; 5%
- 8.Accounts for 20% of germ cell tumors
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 9.Common in both adults and children
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 10.Most responsive to treatment
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 11.Accounts for 40% of germ cell tumors
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 12.Most common in 40 year olds
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 13.Carries a poor prognosis
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 14.Prevalent in young children and infants
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 15.Characterized by rapid growth and spread.
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 16.Accounts for 5% of germ cell tumors
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 17.Most are a combination of teratoma and embryonal cell carcinoma
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 18.Accounts for 1-3% of germ cell tumors
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 19.Accounts for 35% of tumors
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 20.Characterized by rapid growth and spread
- A.
Seminoma
- B.
Embryonal cell cancer
- C.
Teratoma
- D.
Mixed cell type
- E.
Choriocarcinoma
- 21.Most common non-germ cell tumor
- A.
Leydig cell tumors
- B.
Pembroke cell tumors
- C.
Sertoli cell tumors
- D.
Ambrose cell tumors
- E.
Lembroni cell tumors
- 22.Rare, compose of less than 1% of tumors
- A.
Leydig cell tumors
- B.
Pembroke cell tumors
- C.
Sertoli cell tumors
- D.
Ambrose cell tumors
- E.
Lembroni cell tumors
- 23.Occur in 5-9 year olds and 25-35 year olds
- A.
Leydig cell tumors
- B.
Pembroke cell tumors
- C.
Sertoli cell tumors
- D.
Ambrose cell tumors
- E.
Lembroni cell tumors
- 24.Accounts for 1-3% of all testicular tumors
- A.
Leydig cell tumors
- B.
Pembroke cell tumors
- C.
Sertoli cell tumors
- D.
Ambrose cell tumors
- E.
Lembroni cell tumors
- 25.Occur in 1 year old or younger, and 20-45 year olds
- A.
Leydig cell tumors
- B.
Pembroke cell tumors
- C.
Sertoli cell tumors
- D.
Ambrose cell tumors
- E.
Lembroni cell tumors
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