Quiz: Chemo Brain: Memory and Concentration Problems

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1. Q1.According to this article, what is "chemo brain" another name for?

   AA headache caused by chemotherapy drugsBMemory or concentration problems, sometimes described as a mental fogCA type of brain scan used during treatmentDFeeling dizzy after a treatment session

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2. Q2.Which of the following treatments does the article say may cause difficulty with thinking, concentrating, or remembering?

   AOnly surgeryBOnly hormone therapyCChemotherapy, some types of radiation therapy to the brain, and immunotherapyDNo cancer treatments affect memory

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3. Q3.According to this article, when can memory or concentration problems start?

   ADuring or after cancer treatmentBOnly before treatment beginsCOnly many years after treatment endsDOnly on the day of a treatment session

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4. Q4.Which of the following does the article describe as a way to manage minor memory or concentration problems?

   ATaking long naps of several hours during the dayBAvoiding all physical activityCKeeping memory problems to yourself until treatment endsDWriting down important information and keeping the list handy

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5. Q5.According to this article, what does whether you have memory or concentration problems depend on?

   AOnly how much sleep you getBThe type of treatment you receive, your age, and other health-related factorsCThe time of year your treatment startsDWhether you use a daily planner

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