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" B Symptoms": Associated w lymphoma diagnoses - CORRECT ANSWER-Fever
Night-sweats
Weight loss
Prurirtus
Carry a poorer prognosis
yrosine Kinase Inhibitors - CORRECT ANSWER-antineoplastic agents- interfere w
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cell communication and growth by inhibiting the tyrosine kinase enzyme-
ex: Sunitinib ( used in gastric stroma tumors & renal cell ca)
ommon CA w/ Brain metastases - CORRECT ANSWER-Melanoma
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Breast
Lung
Renal
Colon
eoplastic Cardiac Tamponade - CORRECT ANSWER-Fluid collection around the
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heart-
most common in breast ca, leukemia, and lymphoma
ONC EMERGENCY
eoplastic Cardiac tamponade s/s - CORRECT ANSWER-Tachycardia
N
Decreased SBP
Increased CVP
Vasoconstriction
Pulsus paradoxus
JVD
, eck's triad for cardiac tamponade. - CORRECT ANSWER-(1) HYPOTENSION
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(2) MUFFLED or DISTANT HEART SOUNDS
(3) JUGULAR VENOUS DISTENSION (JVD) w/ Increased CVP
Tx: PERICARDIOCENTESIS
X of choice in bladder CA that has invaded surrounding muscle - CORRECT
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ANSWER-Radical Cystectomy
r enal cell carcinoma s/s - CORRECT ANSWER-HTN
Cushings
Non-metastatic Hepatopathy
Hypercalcemia
Erythrocytosis
Pyrexia
Galactorrhea
Gynecomastia
Serum glucose abnormalities
lummer-Vinson syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER-(ass. with gastric CA)
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weakness and difficulty swallowing d/t small growths of tissue in esophagus
enal Cell Metastases sites - CORRECT ANSWER-Bone
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Soft tissue
Liver
Lung
Most commonly diagnosed CA in US - CORRECT ANSWER-Prostate CA
(increased prevalence in AA men)
radical prostatectomy - CORRECT ANSWER-Not indicated in advanced disease
dvanced prostate cancer treatment - CORRECT ANSWER-Chemotherapy, Clinical
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trials, external beam radiation, hormonal therapy
tage T2 - Prostate Cancer - CORRECT ANSWER-clinically palpable tumor confined
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to prostate
, abazitaxel (Jevtana) - CORRECT ANSWER-Indicated in hormone refectory
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metastatic prostate ca
euprolide acetate (Lupron) - CORRECT ANSWER-Gonadotropin relating hormone
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used in palliative tx of advanced prostate ca
ryptochidism - CORRECT ANSWER-undescended testes; the condition in which the
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testes do not descend to the scrotum as they should during prenatal development
x5 increase for testicular ca
s /s of testicular cancer - CORRECT ANSWER-scrotal "fullness or heaviness," may
NOT experience pain, dull ache in lower abdomen, groin, or back, lump in testicle,
gynocomastia
tumor lysis syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER-Increased risk in hematological CA w/
Increased LDH
& increased tumor burden
It is characterized by hyperphosphatemia, hypocalcemia, hyperkalemia (EKG changes),
and hyperuricemia.
revention of tumor lysisi syndrome invovles hydration and the use of hypouricemic
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agents such as allopurinol or rasburicase
isseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC) - CORRECT ANSWER-a bleeding
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disorder that disrupts the bodies ability to clot, resulting in acceleration of clotting
cascade and subsequent thrombosis.
In DIC increased thrombin results in multiple fibrin clots in circulation that traps
platelets- disrupting normal coagulation and decreasing plt count
EGFR - CORRECT ANSWER-epidermal growth factor receptor
Increase in EGFR associated with more aggressive tumors, poorer prognosis,
recurrence, and resistance to endocrine treatment
apatinib (Tykerb) - CORRECT ANSWER-Tyrosine kinase inhibitor
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EGFR inhibitor used in treatment of breast CA