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Derealization: - ANSWER unreality or detachment from one's surroundings Body dysmorphic disorder - ANSWER Preoccupation with one or more perceived defects or flaws in physical appearance Spends significant time trying to correct perceived flaw with makeup, dermatological procedures or plastic surgery Txt: SSRI and or CBT Hoarding disorder - ANSWER Persistent difficulty discarding possessions regardless of actual value Results in accumulation of possessions that compromise livi...

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What drugs require an audiogram before 1st dose - ANSWER Carboplatin Cisplatin What can cause pulmonary fibrosis - ANSWER Bleomycin. -Do pulmonary function tests -Never give 100% o2 -also can cause hypersensitivity. What drug Can cause hyperpigmentation/potential burns? - ANSWER *Busulfan -mucostitis/stomatitis, hepatotoxicity. NEVER FLUSH. SEIZURES RISK, they use anticonvulsant meds prophylactically. Bronzing of skin *Melphalan *Thiotepa What drugs do you hydrate before, during a...

induction - ANSWER initial phase of hematologic malignancies such as leukemia usually in the hospital b/c of serious SE and potential complications from the intended myelosuppresion. Goal is to achieve complete response why do consolidation (after induction)? - ANSWER to ensure treatment takes effect and ↓ reoccurrence. Treatment is vital bc leukemic cells that are not clinically apparent (via CBC, BMB) are almost always still present in the bone marrow what is myeloablation - ANSWER bo...

TThere is an order for cytoxan but no chemo note documented in CRIS. The MD says to go ahead and give it while they are contacting the PI to write the chemo note. What do you do? - ANSWER Tell the MD you can not give it until the chemo note is documented and double checked by you and another chemo/bio nurse. True or false: Biotherapies (ie. rituxamab) do not need chemo notes. - ANSWER FALSE. Every chemotherapy/ biotherapy requires a chemo note BEFORE administration. A nurse can give a biot...

Due to Mrs. Turner's age and comorbidities, her oncologist performs a comprehensive geriatric assessment. You know that this assessment covers all but which of the following: - ANSWER A comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA) is a multidisciplinary evaluation to assess life expectancy and risk of morbidity and mortality in the older patient. This assessment tool would evaluate and include the following areas: functional status, socioeconomic issues, psychosocial distress, comorbidities, cogn...

natural killer cells - ANSWER lymphocyte that recognizes/kills malignant cells cytotoxic t cells - ANSWER recognize tumor-assosiated antigens and kills cells interferons - ANSWER multiple moa's & produced w/ recombinant dna. protein capable of protecting other cells from viral infections by interfering w/ viral replication. family of glycoproteins include: antiviral, antiproliferative, potent immunomodulatory effects cytokines - ANSWER products of immune cells to enhance cytotoxic...

What do cyclins do? - ANSWER stimulate the cell to go to the next phase What do CDK inhibitors do? - ANSWER prevent damaged cells from replicating What is apoptosis? - ANSWER programmed cell death What is a natural cell death where the cell blebbs and is removed by phagocytes? - ANSWER apoptosis Do cancer cells have apoptosis? - ANSWER no What is the primary reason multiple chemotherapy agents are used to treat cancer? - ANSWER resistance to single chemotherapy agents can develop ...

What is the Nuremberg Code? - ANSWER The first document written to address ethics associated with human subject participation in scientific studies What is the Belmont Report? - ANSWER Written by the US National Commission and has three main concerns Food and Drug Administration Office of Human Research Protections (OHRP) Institutional Review Board National Cancer Institute - ANSWER Name two regulatory groups specific in the oversight of clinical trials What is beneficence? - ANSWER ...

Concomitant ovarian ablation with a luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone agonist therapy, such as goserelin, is recommended in the adjuvant, recurrent, or metastatic settings for women with breast cancer who are premenopausal. A patient with an insulinoma would be most likely to experience which of the following signs and symptoms? a. hypoK, aclorhydria, vasoconstriction b. glucose interolerance, diarrhea, anemia c. abd pain, reflux, vit b6 deficiency d. hypoglycemia, confusion, vision c...

alkylating agents - ANSWER non-specific. although most active in resting phase. cause dna strand breaks antimetabolites - ANSWER interfere w/ cell metabolism by inhibiting enzyme production or producing nonfunctional end product. interrupts protein synthesis, rna, or dna anthracyclines - ANSWER prevent rejoining of cleaved dna strands by inhibiting topoisomerase ii (dna untangling enzyme). also forms hydroxyl radicals which attack dna/cell membrane lipids (cardiotoxic) give cardioprotecti...

natural killer cells - ANSWER lymphocyte that recognizes/kills malignant cells cytotoxic t cells - ANSWER recognize tumor-assosiated antigens and kills cells interferons - ANSWER multiple moa's & produced w/ recombinant dna. protein capable of protecting other cells from viral infections by interfering w/ viral replication. family of glycoproteins include: antiviral, antiproliferative, potent immunomodulatory effects cytokines - ANSWER products of immune cells to enhance cytotoxic...

Clinical Trial phase 1 - ANSWER how much can you handle before breakdown? determine max tolerated dose of drug or drug combo. ID dose-limiting toxicities: highest dose for which incidence of dose limiting toxicities is <33% Clinical Trial Phase 1 Patient - ANSWER advanced disease, good organ function, resistant to standard therapies Clinical Trial phase 2 - ANSWER determines efficacy of new agent in tx of specific cancer types and validate toxicity & dosage data. info r/t drug adminis...

Monoclonal antibodies (MoAbs) are what class - ANSWER Biotherapy Define pharmacokinetics - ANSWER Study of drug absorption, metabolism, and excretion Define pharmacodynamics - ANSWER The concentration of the drug in the body and how it produces a response Define adjuvant chemotherapy - ANSWER The use of chemo after another type of therapy, such as surgery, to treat residual disease or undetectable metastasis. Define neoadjuvant chemotherapy - ANSWER When chemo is used preoperatively ...

aberrant cell division - ANSWER the primary characteristic of malignant cells tumor suppression genes - ANSWER these keep normal cellular growth in check by regulating cell division, DNA repair, and apoptosis; if damaged or absent, cells lack the appropriate growth-inhibiting signals and grow out of control nadir - ANSWER the period of time after a course of chemotherapy in which the patients blood counts are lowest physical barrier - ANSWER the first layer of defense that provides prot...

What is the 5 yr survival rate for all peds onc diagnoses? For ALL? For AML? - ANSWER All Dx: > 80% ALL: 90% AML: 65% Natural cell death - ANSWER Apoptosis Cell death from an insult that leads to rupture of the cell membrane and spilling of cell contents - ANSWER Necrosis Regulates normal cell growth and repair - ANSWER Proto-oncogenes Blood cell production - ANSWER Hematopoiesis Period of time when the pt's WBCs are the lowest, from day 7-10 - ANSWER Nadir What time ...

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Juan Vucetich - ANSWER Began the first fingerprint files in 1891 Gilbert Thompson - ANSWER Completed the first official use of the fingerprint in the United States in 1882 Dr. Henry Faulds - ANSWER Was the first to devise a method of classification based on fingerprints in 1880 Sir William Hershel - ANSWER Was the first to use fingerprinting identification as a method of identification on a large scale in 1856 Calvin Goddard - ANSWER He established the study of firearms evidence in t...

Forensic - ANSWER of, relating to, or denoting the application of scientific methods and techniques to the investigation of crime. Criminal Justice - ANSWER Criminal justice is the system of practices and institutions of governments directed at upholding social control, deterring and mitigating crime, or sanctioning those who violate laws with criminal penalties and rehabilitation efforts. Coroner - ANSWER an official who investigates violent, sudden, or suspicious deaths. Medical Exami...

Manner of death determination has implications for which of the following - ANSWER All of the above (criminal investigations, civil investigations, and insurance claims) A death investigation case may be dismissed at court if violations in evidentiary procedures are discovered - ANSWER True Which of the following is often the most difficult yet critical element to determine in a suspicious death case - ANSWER Manner of death All deaths should be treated as "suspicious" until scien...