PHSI3012 04-1 Skin Cancer

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The layers of the skin (from outermost to innermost) are as follows:

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Keratinocytes are:

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Melanocytes reside within the:

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Within the UV region of ElectroMagnetic Radiation, what wavelengths do the sub-categories UVA and UVB span?

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Wavelengths ( above 200 nm, above 290 nm, above 320 nm, below 200 nm, below 290 nm, below 320 nm ) are cut out by the ozone layer and do not reach the earth's surface.

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Which of the following are harmful effects of sunlight on the skin?
(select all that apply)

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In UV Dosimetry, exposure dose is measured in what units?

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In "normal" summer sunlight, the % of light that's UVA is?

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Which of the following types of DNA damage resulting from UV exposure is the most common?
(they do all exist)

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Adaptive [positive] Responses to UVR. Select all that apply

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BCC (Basal Cell Carcinoma) are a type of:

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SCC (Squamous Cell Carcinoma) are a type of

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Which type of keratinocyte cancer is the most common skin cancer?

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Of the three main types of skin cancers, the deadliest are ( BCC - Basal Cell Carcinoma, SCC - Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Melanoma ) , which cause ~1,000 deaths in Australia annually. ( BCC - Basal Cell Carcinoma, SCC - Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Melanoma ) are also kinda not great, causing 340 deaths annually in Australia. ( BCC - Basal Cell Carcinoma, SCC - Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Melanoma ) are still not exactly fun, but "only" cause 60 deaths per year in Australia.

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Queensland is the skin cancer capital of the world, due to being situated near the equator and being full of white people. Roughly what proportion of Queenslanders will get Melanoma at some point in their life?

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In regard to sunscreen, what does SPF stand for?

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SPF is defined as:
( MED* of sunscreen-protected skin ) / ( MED* of unprotected skin )
What does MED stand for?
( Medical, Melanoma, Mesenchymal, Minimal ) ( Effective, Elevated, Epithelial, Erythemal ) ( Damage, Distance, Dose, Drug )

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Imagine you are determining the SPF of a new sunscreen.
The MED of protected skin = 300 seconds
The MED of unprotected skin = 10 seconds
The resulting SPF rating would be?

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SPF more accurately measures protection against which type of UV exposure?

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Action spectrum is defined as "the most effective wavelengths for producing a certain response". These responses can include:

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PHSI3012 04-1 Skin Cancer

The layers of the skin (from outermost to innermost) are as follows:

Keratinocytes are:

Melanocytes reside within the:

Within the UV region of ElectroMagnetic Radiation, what wavelengths do the sub-categories UVA and UVB span?

Wavelengths above 200 nm above 290 nm above 320 nm below 200 nm below 290 nm below 320 nm( above 200 nm, above 290 nm, above 320 nm, below 200 nm, below 290 nm, below 320 nm ) are cut out by the ozone layer and do not reach the earth's surface.

Which of the following are harmful effects of sunlight on the skin? (select all that apply)

In UV Dosimetry, exposure dose is measured in what units?

In "normal" summer sunlight, the % of light that's UVA is?

Which of the following types of DNA damage resulting from UV exposure is the most common? (they do all exist)

Adaptive [positive] Responses to UVR. Select all that apply

BCC (Basal Cell Carcinoma) are a type of:

SCC (Squamous Cell Carcinoma) are a type of

Which type of keratinocyte cancer is the most common skin cancer?

Queensland is the skin cancer capital of the world, due to being situated near the equator and being full of white people. Roughly what proportion of Queenslanders will get Melanoma at some point in their life?

In regard to sunscreen, what does SPF stand for?

Imagine you are determining the SPF of a new sunscreen. The MED of protected skin = 300 seconds The MED of unprotected skin = 10 seconds The resulting SPF rating would be?

SPF more accurately measures protection against which type of UV exposure?

Action spectrum is defined as "the most effective wavelengths for producing a certain response". These responses can include:

Wavelengths ( above 200 nm, above 290 nm, above 320 nm, below 200 nm, below 290 nm, below 320 nm ) are cut out by the ozone layer and do not reach the earth's surface.

Which of the following are harmful effects of sunlight on the skin?
(select all that apply)

Which of the following types of DNA damage resulting from UV exposure is the most common?
(they do all exist)

Imagine you are determining the SPF of a new sunscreen.
The MED of protected skin = 300 seconds
The MED of unprotected skin = 10 seconds
The resulting SPF rating would be?