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The patient presented for a transurethral resection of the bladder revealing high-grade urothelial carcinoma in-situ. The patient returned for a cystectomy revealing low-grade urothelial carcinoma invasive. What is the clinical grade? (Please answer how we code. Grade is a single-digit number/letter) [BLANK-1]

Select the correct answer for each question.  You must NOT work on this exam with another individual! You may use your Grade manual, AJCC Manual, and any notes while taking this exam.

Patient presented for PET scan for colon cancer work up. OSF colonoscopy revealed moderatley differentiated adenocarcionoma. PET scan revealed liver mets. Patient liver biopsy revealed poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma. What is the clinical grade?

The patient presented for a cystoscopy with a biopsy revealing high-grade papillary urothelial carcinoma. The patient returned for a cystectomy revealing low-grade papillary urothelial carcinoma. What is the clinical grade? (Please answer how we code. Grade is a single-digit number/letter) [BLANK-1]

Patient presented for routine colonoscopy and CT scan. Colonoscopy path report revealed low grade adenocarcinoma of colon primay. CT of the abdomen showed liver mets. Patient proceeded to have treatment of FOLFOX. After completing of FOLFOX, paitent had a hemicolectomy which revealed well-differentiated adenocarcinoma. What is the yc grade?

Path report: hemicolectomy, Colon, low grade, adenocaricnoma, 2.5 cm, no lymphovascular invasion, 4 tumor deposits present, perineural invasion cannot be determined, Soft Tissue margin is 3.67, MSI-H, What is my pathological grade?

Which of the following questions help you assess a patient’s orientation to person?

Which cranial nerves are associated with vision and movement of the eyes?

Which of the following questions help you assess a patient’s orientation to time? 

What is exophthalmos?