4.1.1 Reproductive and Breast Malignancies Flashcards

1
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What system is used to classify tumors?

A

TNM staging

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2
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What is treatment goals for metastatic prostate cancer?

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Incurable - Survival measured in years

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3
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When would systemic therapy included in the treatment of breast cancer?

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Metastatic dz

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4
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2nd most common cause of cancer morbidity and mortality in women in developing countries?

A

Cervical cancer

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5
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Why is cervical cancer less frequenct now?

A

PAP smears

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6
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How do you treat patients with seminoma?

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Surgery followed by adjuvant chemotherapy or radiation

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7
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What are the signs of ovarian cancer?

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POST MENOPAUSAL PALPABLE OVARY

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8
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Where can chemotherapy be given for ovarian therapy?

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Platinum compounds - Intraperitoneal chemotherapy because spread is common there

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9
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What is the therpeutic effort for germ cell tumors?

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Therapeutic effort is cure even in metastatic disease

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10
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What is the goal for a seminoma?

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CURE

Treatment with radiation therapy

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Patients with nonseminomatous germ cell tumor of the testes receive what?

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Adjuvant chemotherapy (CISPLATIN)

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12
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What is the initial therapy for germ cell tumor of the testes?

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Inguinal orchiectomy

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What are some of the different therapies for breast cancer?

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Lumpectomy, adriamycin and cytoxan times four, taxotere with herceptin, XRT, aromatase inhibitor, bisphosphonate

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Why would a patient with Prostate cancer get an orchiectomy?

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Decreases the testerone - keeps prostate size down

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15
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What is Sipuleucel T?

A

First line immunotherapy approved for prostate cancer

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16
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What are the serum markers for non-seminomatous tumor?

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Beta hCG - produced from syncytiotrophoblast

AFP - Produced in the liver, yolk sac and GI tract

17
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What emprises the performance status?

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18
Q

What are the risk factors of cervical cancers?

A

STIs

History of vulvar or vaginal squamous

HPV

Smoking

Immunocompromised states

19
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How has the incidence of cervical cancer changed over the past 50 years in developed countries?

A

75% decrease

20
Q

Response rate?

A

CR + PR / Total diagnosed

21
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What is the primary management of ovarian cancer?

A

SURGERY

22
Q

What is circumscribed in red?

A

Liver metastases

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24
Q

What is the chemotherapy for cervical cancer?

A

Cisplatinum

(Avastin is a newer option)

25
Q

What is the primary treatment of breast cancer?

A

Lumpectomy or Mastectomy (ALND or SLN)

26
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What are indicators of good prognosis?

A

Well differentiated, ER and PR positive

27
Q

Who should be on the team of a breast cancer patient?

A

Surgeon, oncologist, and radiation therapist

28
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What is one of the treatments of prostate cancer?

A

androgen deprivation

29
Q

What is the number one side effect of aromatase inhibitors?

A

Osteoporosis

30
Q

What is the most common cause of gynecological cancer death?

A

Cervical cancer

31
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Globally, what is the most common type of cancer and cause of cancer death?

A

Breast Cancer

32
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Where is a common place for prostate cancer to spread?

A

To the lower vertebrae

33
Q

What are the different reproductive malignancies?

A

Breast, cervical, ovarian, testes, and prostate

34
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What is overall survival?

A

Survival from date of diagnosis until death

35
Q

For metastatic cervical dz, what is treatment?

A

Palliative

36
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What is partial remission?

A

30% reduction, has changed over years