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MACE Medication Aide

Category - MACE

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Which of the following would be an effective anti-androgen therapy in a 68-year-old patient with Stage II prostate cancer?

I. Bilateral orchiectomy
II. A testosterone antagonist such as bicalutamide only
III. An LH-RH antagonist such as cetrorelix

I only
III only
I and III
II only

Explanation

Answer: C - A bilateral orchiectomy and the use of an LH-RH antagonist are considered to be effective therapy for Stage III prostate cancer. Testosterone antagonists alone are not considered an effective therapy.

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