Oncology Flashcards

1
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Who needs a mammogram? How often?

A

50-75 q2

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Who should be BRCA tested? What is BRCA associated with?

A

Test women with family history.

BRCA increased risk of familial breast cancer & Ovarian cancer

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3
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When should tamoxifen be used for breast cancer treatment?

A

If the cancer is ER or PR positive.(usually in women who are post menopausal)

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4
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What are the 3 major side effects of Tamoxifen?

A

DVT, Hot flashes, Endometrial cancer

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5
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When would you use aromatase inhibitors for breast cancer? side effects?

A

when you need to block estrogen(estrogen dependent BC).

major side effect: osteoporosis(block estrogen at bone too)

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6
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When is Adjuvant chemotherapy appropriate for breast cancer?

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when cancer is in the axilla, When cancer is larger than 1cm, when the patient is still menstrating(its not likey these cancers will be driven by E/P so chemo is more ideal)

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When would you use Trastuzumab & Pertuzumab for breast cancer? major side effect?

A

monoclonal ab to HER2/neu + BC. used full with metastatic disease, used in combo.

**trastuzumab is cardiotoxic

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8
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How is colon cancer treated?

A

surgical resection + chemo(5FU) if stage 2-3.

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9
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Colon cancer screening: routine?

A

colonoscopy 50q10 or FOBT 50q1`

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10
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Colon cancer screening: w/family history of CRC

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40q10 or 10 years before the age of the family member who got CRC

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Colon cancer screening: HNPCC, 3 family members, 2 generation, 1 premature?

A

Colonoscopy 25q1/2

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12
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Colon cancer screening: FAP, Gardner’s Syndrome, Peutz-Jeghers or Turcot’s Syndrome?

A

Sigmoidoscopy 12q1/2

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13
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Colon cancer screening: Juvenile polyposis?

A

no additional screening! follow routine screening(50q10)

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14
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Anticoagulation and colonoscopy..when do you stop NOACs? Warfarin?

A

NOACs = stopped the day before and restarted the day after.

Warfarin = stopped 3-5days before

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15
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What size does lung cancer need to be to do an EXCISIONAL biopsy?

A

> 1cm

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16
Q

Who needs screening for lung cancer?

A

30 pack year smoker 55-75 q1 chest CT who has not quit in the past 15 years.

17
Q

Pembrolizumab & Nivolumab

What are they? when are they used?

A

Programmed Death Inhibitors used when NON-SMALL CELL lung cancer is PD positive

18
Q

Screening for Cervical Cancer?

A

21-65q3 or 21q3 then 29-65q5+HPV testing

19
Q

Who gets Gardasil?

A

13-26

20
Q

What is the Gleason score?

A

measure of histology of prostate cancer. higher the score = worse the cancer

21
Q

Treatment of localized prostate cancer?

A

surgery, external radiation or implanted radioactive pellets

22
Q

Treatment of metastatic prostate cancer?

A

Androgen Blockade(Flutamide(T-receptor antagonist, Leuprolide or goserelin(GnRH agonist))

23
Q

Whats Finasteride for?

A

5a-reductase inhibitor, used to treat BPH and male pattern hair loss.

24
Q

Whats Abiraterone for?

A

17 hydroxylase inhibitor that stops production of all androgen’s in the body = decreases the progression of metastatic prostate cancer and decreased risk of death by 1/3

25
Q

Treatment of Ovarian Cancer?

A

surgery + chemotherapy

26
Q

how do you monitor return of cervical cancer?

A

measure CA125

27
Q

—— can improve the alopecia of chemotherapy.

A

scalp hypothermia

28
Q

what population do you suspect testicular cancer?

A

male <35 with painless scrotal lump(95% are germ cell tumors)

29
Q

How do you dx testicular cancer?

A

inguinal orchiectomy! **DO NOT BX! will seed T.T

30
Q

How is testicular cancer treated?

A

local: radiation
mets: chemo