Bone Cancer Flashcards

1
Q

what are the two forms of bone cancer

A

primary and secondary and benign forms as well

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2
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what is the most common of the two forms

A

secondary

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3
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why is bone a common secondary site

A

its highly vascularized and large

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4
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Primary types are based on what

A

histology

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5
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what are some examples of primary bone cancer

A
osteosarcoma
chondrosarcoma
fibrosarcoma
osteoclastoma
Ewings
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6
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what its the most common primary type

A

osteosarcoma

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7
Q

where is the malignancy in osteosarcoma

A

in the bone

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8
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whats the common site for this cancer to be in

A

the long bone surrounding the knees

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9
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is it aggressive

A

yes- met to the lungs

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10
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what are the occurrences in younger people

A

75% in those under 20 and 25% in those with an underlying bone disease (like osteoporosis)

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11
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What is the percentage that spreads to the bone as a secondary site

A

50% of cancers spread to the bone 85% from the lungs, breast, and prostate

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12
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what are the two type of lesions that occur

A

lytic and blastic

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13
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how can you have both occurring at once

A

lytic is the destruction of bone material

and blastic is the filling of the bone with extra cells

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14
Q

manifestations of bone cancer

A

pain and swelling

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15
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complication that arises

A

fracture

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16
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Diagnosis

A
xray (late stages)
CT
MRI
Biopsy
Bone scans
17
Q

Treatment

A
Chemo
Radiation
Surgery (Bloc excision and restorative grafting/amputation)
treat the pain
prevent fractures