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QUESTION 12 requirements are the needs of the sponsoring organisation away from a management perspective other Stakeholder o Regulatory Ausiness QUESTION 13 The World Soudureringphase in approach OF QUESTION 14 You are reading an aon and you caderno primact you and me proceso Det the work proceso cope without Me Omany pe o bar Oced the common cura resa tenance their QUESTION 13 Once you are often encient time and manufactori roman of the 3. vase Report A 22-year old male presents with a scrotal mass that does not transilluminate. An orchiectomy reveals embryonal carcinoma with teratoma Chest x-rays and lung tomograms are normal. Serum AFP (alpha-fetoprotein, a protein secreted by tumor cells, is elevated Abdominal CT scan reveals minimal retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy Retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy indicates 4 of 42 nodes positive for embryonal carcinoma. Six months after the node dissection the patient remains asymptomatic, but his chest x-ray reveals pulmonary metastases. AFP is slightly elevated. Chemotherapy (cisplatin, vinblastine, and bleoraycin) is given over 12 weeks. One month after completion of chemotherapy a thoracotomy is done and residual lung lesions are removed. He remains free of disease 32 months after the start of chemotherapy. 1. What is the diagnosis for this patient? I A Prostate cancer B. Testular cancer C. Benim prostatie hyperplasia D. Lung cancer 2. What was the primary method of treatment? A Chemotherapy B. Radiation therapy C. Surgical removal of the prostate gland D. Surgical removal of a testis 3. Wat other surgical procedure was done to stage the patient's condition A. Removal of tumor from the lung B. Chest x-ray C Removal of pelvic lymph nodes D. Removal of lymph nodes behind the membrase lining the abdominal cavity 4. Wittrament was initially given for spread of the tumor to the lega? A Drug Centent with AFP B. Thoracoton c Chemotherapy D. Retroperitoneal omphadenectom History: The patient is a 55-year-old male with adenocarcinoma of the prostate. He had a TURP 1 year ago for presumed prostatic hyperplau but tissue fragments examined by a pathologist revealed a poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma. He received local radiation to the prostate; however, PSA levels increased to 10 (normal is less than 4). A bone scan showed bony metastases. Bilateral orchiectomy was adrid hat refused. Alternative hormonal treatment with Lupron and futamide to decrease testosterone production will be offered 1. What is the patient's diagnosis? A Prostate cancer B. Bone cancer C. Testicular cancer D. BPH 2. What procedure revealed the diagnosis? A. Irradiation B Removal of the testicles C. Bone scan D. Transurethral resection of the prostate 3. Poorly differentiated means: A. Cells are mature B. Cells are very immature C. Cells have metastasized