Cancer detection is based on :-(a) Biopsy        (b) Histopathological study of tissues(c) Blood test    (d) Bone marrow testA a, b B a, c & d C a, b & c D a, b, c & d

Which technology can detect cancer?A.Continuous glucose monitoringB.MRI and CT imagingC.Blood sugar testsD.Hemoglobin tests

Which is a safe technique to detect cancer ?A Radiography B CT (Computed tomography) Scanning C MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) D Biopsy

Identify a specific type of cancer and the available screening methods.

You can select multiple answers for this questionIn a haematology lab you will make use of the following tools on a regular basisQuestion 6Select one or more:a.polymerase chain reaction (PCR)b.all of the other optionsc.microscopyVery important in looking at blood and bone marrow smearsd.haemocytometerthis is a type of glass slide with a grid etched into it so you can count cells under a microscopee.plasmon surface resonancef.mass spectrometryg.ImmunoassaysThese assays (e.g. ELISAs) are regularly used to screen for specific proteins possibly on the surface of infectious microorganisms (e.g. viruses, bacteria etc.). As the assays often detect proteisn, they can be used to examine proteins being over-expressed in cancerous blood cellsh.electrophoresis

A 52-year-old female patient presents to the outpatient clinic with a history of unexplained weight loss, persistent fatigue, and night sweats over the past three months. She also reports noticing a painless lump in her right breast that has gradually increased in size. Given the patient's clinical presentation, family history, and imaging findings, a biopsy is indicated to obtain a definitive diagnosis and guide further management. What instrument would you use to diagnose cancer in this case?Question 2Answera.CT scan b.TEMc.SEMd.Light microscope