onco Flashcards

1
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what type o tumor is the most common

A

skin and sq

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2
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what is the most common skin cancer

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sarcoid. then squamous cell

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3
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sarcoid cells often extend up to______ away from the tumor

A

2cm

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4
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what are common differentials for a sarcoid

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proud flesh, SCC, haebronemiasis, pythium

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5
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pathogenesis of sarcoids

A

bovine papilloma virus- inactivates the p53 gene– apoptosis is turned off

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6
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most common cancer of the globe and adnexal structures

A

SCC

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7
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where do we commonly find SCC

A

eyes, genitalia, oropharynx

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8
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fleshy cobblestoned mass. +- ulceration and proliferation

A

SCC

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9
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pathogenesis of SCC

A

UV radiation on nonpigmented skin, older animals, Equine papilloma virus

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10
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ocular SCC genetic predisposition

A

halfingers

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11
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prevention of SCC

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UV protection, genetic screeing

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12
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80% of grey horses develop

A

melanomas

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13
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why do grey horses get melanomas?

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four genes associated with melanomas are found in the grey phenotype gene section

selecting for grey means selecting for melanoma

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14
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where does melanomas like to met

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local LN, abdominal cavity, brain and spinal cord

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15
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if there is a grey horse with unblockable lameness what should you do

A

rectal for melanoma

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16
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how to confirm lymphoma

A

biopsy with IHC PARR

17
Q

what can biopsy do/what can it not do

A

biopsy cannot transform benign lesions into malignant ones

it can excelerate proliferation

18
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what is usually affected first for metastatic neoplasia

A

local lymph nodes are generally affected first

19
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what test should you run if you diagnose lymphoma

A

IMHA, hypercalcemia, flow, PARR

20
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general treatment for lymphoma

A

surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, immunotherapy

21
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most efficient way to eliminate the greatest number of cancer cells in lymphoma

A

surgical removal

22
Q

what tumors require 0.5cm margins

A

basal cell and mast cell

23
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what tumors require 1-2cm margins

A

sarcoids and fibrosarcomas

24
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what amount of tissue do you need for margins to be considered clean

A

at least 0.5cm of normal tissues on histopath

25
what shape incision do you make and in what direction the the cleavage lines
make a fusiform incision parallel to the cleavage lines
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sum up cryotherapy
cheap but not always effective. needs multiple treatments
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when can you use CO2 laser
superficial disease only. only penetrates 0.03mm
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in general what do we do to lesions if they are large or if we did not acheive clean margins
adjunctive therapy. topical, chemo, immunotherapy
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what are common topical adjunctive therapies
5-FU, imiquimod
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adjunctive therapy that is proven effective for squamous cell carcinoma
5-FU
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treatment for ocular SCC
mitomycin C ophthalmic ointment
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we use intratumoral chemo for what size lesion
<10cm post debulking
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what does intramural cisplatin cause
apoptosis of cells by cross linking with DNA
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BCG is used in what
clinically diagnosed sarcoids
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when is chemo indicated
blood tumors, metastatic cancer, nonsurgical solid tumors
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what is the goal of chemo
kill the largest amount of tumor ells without causing unacceptable tox in normal tissue
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how do steroids work on neoplasia
they induce the killing of hematopoetic cancer through apoptosis
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response to therapy is more likely to be acheived when
the tumor is small