Actinic Keratosis, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Basal Cell Carcinoma Flashcards
what is an erythematous nodule that increases in size and can be itchy and bleed after minor traumas. generally associated with a history of extensive sun exposure as a teen.
- squamous cell carcinoma
SCC is most commonly in patients with ______ skin in sun-exposed sites
- white/fair
SCC has ______ mortality compared to basal cell carcinoma
- increased
cell of origin for SCC
- keratinocyte
mutations for SCC
- p53 UV induced
what condition may also present as a cutaneous horn
- SCC
what is the condition where keratinocyte atypia is confined to the epidermis and does not invade past the dermal-epidermal junction
- Bowen’s disease (SCC in situ)
if SCC atypia involves the dermis then it becomes ______ SCC
- invasive
treatment for invasive SCC
- surgical excision
treatment for in situ SCC
- curette and dessication
nonsurgical treatment for SCC
- 5-fluorouracil - imiquimod - radiation
higher metastatic tumors for SCC are on what areas of the body
- scalp - ears - nose - lips
a patient with a previous skin cancer that presents with rough, scaly, thin, red-pink plaques scattered on the forehead and right temple area could have what condition
- actinic keratoses
AKs are (premalignant, malignant, or benign)
- premalignant
mutation for AKs
- UV mutation in p53