Exercise & cancer prevention Flashcards

1
Q

Circulating ….. is a strong risk factor for developing breast cancer

A

oestrogen

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2
Q

greater oestrogen causes…

A

greater cell proliferation in breast cancer

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3
Q

active women have lower or higher oestrogen

A

lower

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4
Q

active females achieve menarche learner or later

A

later

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5
Q

every year delayed from getting 1st menstrual cycle how much % risk is reduced

A

10% per year delay

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6
Q

active women achieve menopause earlier or later

A

earlier

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7
Q

what is the benefit of earlier menopause

A

less oestrogen expose

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8
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do active women have an increased or decreased amount of sex binding globulins (SHBG)

A

increased

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9
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what is the role of SHBG?

A

less free oestrogen= less exposure

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10
Q

SHBG is known too..

A

decrease breast cancer risk

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11
Q

SHBG reduces or increases breast cancer cell growth and proliferation

A

reduces

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12
Q

active women have a higher or lower insulin sensitivity

A

greater

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13
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active women have a reduced of increased amount of IGF

A

reduced IGF

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14
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lower circulating insulin= ……. SHBG

A

greater

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15
Q

IGF promotes what?

A

breast tissue proliferation

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16
Q

PA ….. immune function

A

increases

17
Q

PA promotes clearance of….

A

cancer cells

18
Q

PA promotes antioxidant status and this…

A

stops effect of free radical and increases O2 defences

19
Q

PA increases or decreases transit time

A

decreases

20
Q

PA helps to stop smoking?

A

true

21
Q

< 3MET- hours a week activity compared to > 18MET- hours/week means you’d be …. years more likely to be alive

A

8 years more likely to be alive

22
Q

increases PA after diagnosis ….. risk for cancer mortality &overall mortality

A

decreases risk

23
Q

Within breast cancer patients PA was seen to have …. benefits on being able to do daily life activities without ….. levels of fatigue

A

small benefits

without high levels of fatigue

24
Q

name 5 physiological benefits of exercise

A
  • Enhanced physical function & aerobic capacity
  • Improved body comp
  • Decreased nausea
  • Reduced fatigue
  • Improved flexibility
25
Q

name 5 psychological benefits if exercise

A
  • Greater quality of life
  • Better psych adjustment
  • Reduced depression & anxiety
  • Maintenance of body image
  • Limited effect of self-esteem
26
Q

exercise interventions can be used to fight and improve cancer survival

A

not to be used as a means, used to improve life…

27
Q

name 5 considerations when prescribing exercise?

A
  • effects of surgery (ROM, scar tissue)
  • deconditioning
  • treatment side effects
  • medications
  • psychological well-being
  • other conditions?
28
Q

if haemoglobin levels are <10g/dl you should only do high intensity exercise (True or false)

A

FALSE- significant O2 transport burden

29
Q

if absolute neutrophil count is >0.5 X 109/ul, you should avoid activities that have a increased risk of infection? (Swimming)

A

True

30
Q

if platelet count is <50 X109/Ul doing activities such as contact sports is a good idea?

A

No, increased risk of bleeding & bruising

31
Q

is fever of >38deg a possible indicator of a systemic infection? if so, you should….

A

yes, avoid high intensity exercise

32
Q

if patient has reduced peripheral sensory neuropathy, it is good to incorporate balance and coordination activities in

A

NO AVOID

33
Q

severe loss >35% of pre-morbid weight usually means …… to exercise (intensity related)

A

loss of muscle mass limits exercise to moderate intensity

34
Q

dyspnoea should be…

A

investigated, exercise to tolerance

35
Q

if pain, nausea, fatigue and muscle weakness occur you should

A

investigate cause & only exercise to tolerance