Item

The correct ratio of the highest score group

The correct ratio of the lowest score group

Difficulty index

Discrimination index

1) High-risk groups of liver cancer include patients with hepatitis B and C, patients with cirrhosis, and family history of liver cancer.

100

64.7

82.35

35.3

2) Carcinogenic factors such as alcohol and baical toxin can also cause liver cancer.

100

58.8

79.4

41.2

3) Liver cancer detected early, there is a greater chance of early treatment.

100

94.1

97.05

5.9

4) Common symptoms of early liver cancer are abdominal pain, unconsciousness and vomiting.

84.6

17.6

51.1

67

5) Surgical resection of liver cancer and local cautery are both possible treatments to eradicate tumors.

100

58.8

79.4

41.2

6) Targeted therapy and embolization are generally not curative therapies.

100

17.6

58.8

82.4

7) Liver cancer treatment is quite safe without complication.

92.3

17.6

54.95

74.7

8) Liver transplantation is currently the most effective but difficult to obtain in liver cancer treatment.

100

41.2

70.6

58.8

9) Among the common treatment methods such as surgical resection, local treatment (e.g. RFA (radiofrequency ablation) and embolism, the lowest local recurrence rate after treatment is surgical resection.

92.3

29.4

60.85

62.9

10) Among the common treatment methods such as surgical resection, local treatment (e.g. RFA (radiofrequency ablation) and embolism, the most convenient, effective and quick recovery treatment is local treatment.

92.3

47.1

69.7

45.2

11) Target therapy is an oral medication that is simple and does not affect quality of life, so it is the best treatment for early liver cancer.

84.6

11.8

48.2

72.8

12) Embolization can reduce tumor size, but often requires multiple treatments.

100

35.3

67.65

64.7

13) If liver cancer recurs after treatment, there is still a chance to treat.

100

76.5

88.25

23.5

14) Liver function may be temporarily abnormal after liver cancer treatment.

100

23.5

61.75

76.5

15) Treatment fees are waves upon proof of major illness card.

100

52.9

76.45

47.1

16) Regular surveillance after liver cancer treatment is still required.

100

100

100

0

17) It is necessary to monitor for possible infection after treatment.

100

94.1

97.05

5.9

18) One week after liver cancer treatment, if there is pain in the treatment area, it may be tumor recurrence.

92.3

11.8

52.05

80.5

19) Liver cancer can no longer work after treatment and requires permanent recuperation.

100

41.2

70.6

58.8

20) After liver cancer treatment, contributing factors such as alcoholism and virus infection shoulder be addressed.

100

76.5

88.25

23.5