Ch. 31 Head and Neck Cancer PP Flashcards

1
Q

6 most common sites affected

A
oral cavity
pharynx
paransal sinuses
larynx
thyroid gland
salivary glands
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2
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most common histologic type

A

SCC

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3
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incidence rate higher in women or men?

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men

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4
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risk factors

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tobacco and alcohol use
UV light exposure 
viral infection
occupational exposure 
raidaiton exposure 
diet 
marijuana 
dentures 
genetics
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5
Q

viral infection associated with nasopharynx cancer

A

epstein barr virus

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6
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morbidity of treatment ____ and prognosis ____ as the affected area progess ____ from lips to hypopharynx

A

increases
decrease
backward

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7
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divisions of the pharynx

A

nasopharynx
oropharynx
laryngopharynx

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8
Q

respiratory tube is located in which portion of the pharynx

A

nasopharynx

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9
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gigestive tubes located in which portion (s) of the pharyxn

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oropharynx and hypopharynx

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10
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inferior margin of the nasopharynx

A

C1

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11
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oropharynx

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C2-C3

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12
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epiglottis

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C3

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13
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true vocal cords

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C4

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14
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lymphatic drainage is mostly

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ipsilateral

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15
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5 areas where bilateral drainage occurs

A
soft palate 
tonsils 
base of tongue 
posterior pharyngeal wall
nasopharynx
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16
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most common histologic type

A

SCC

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17
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salivary glands histology

A

adenocarcinoma

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18
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two cells that are nondividing but radiosensitive

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small lymphocytes and salivary glands

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19
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what is located in the oral cavity region

A
anterior 2/3 of the tongue 
lip 
buccal mucosa
lower alveolar ridge
upper alveolar ridge
retromolar trigone
floor of mouth
hard palate
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20
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most common histology in oral cavity

A

SCC

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21
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2nd lowest incidence of mets in H&N cancer

A

oral cavity

22
Q

posterior 1/3 portion of the tongue is apart of the

A

oropharynx

23
Q

locatd behind the mouth from soft palate to level of hyoid bone

A

oropharynx

24
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what is included in the oropharynx

A

base of tongue
tonsils
soft palate
oropharyngeal walls

25
most common site for oropharynx cancer
tonsils
26
Located from hyoid bone to termination in the esophagus
hypopharynx
27
what is included in the hypopharynx
Pyriform sinuses postcricoid lower posterior pharyngeal walls below the base of the tongue
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most common site for cancer in the phyopharynx for men
pyriform sinus
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most common site for cancer in the phyopharynx for women
postcricoid
30
Located behind nose, extending from posterior nares to level of soft palate
nasopharynx
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what is included in the nasopharynx
Posterosuperior pharyngeal wall and lateral pharyngeal wall eustachian tub orifice adenoids
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what three nodes does nasopharyngeal cancer spread most often
retropharyngeal upper jugular spinal accessory nodes(posterior cervical)
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most common distant mets sites of nasopharyngeal cancer
bone lung liver
34
Contiguous with the lower portion of the pharynx above, connected with trachea below
larynx
35
most common head and neck cancer
laryngeal cnacer
36
most common laryngeal cancer
glottis/true vocal cords
37
3 salivary glands
parotid submandibular sublingual
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most common site for salivery gland cancer
parotid
39
largest salivary gland
parotid
40
most common sinus cancer
maxillary
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morbidity is higher with what two treatment types
surgery and radiation
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xerostomia occurs after what dose
1000 cGy
43
dimished longterm salivery function occurs at what dose
2000 cGy
44
cataracts may develop after what dose
1000 cGy
45
servere dry eye syndrome has been reported in 100% of patients recieivng more than
5700 cGy
46
taste buds are (radioresisent or radiosensitve)
radiosensitive
47
common symptoms of the oral cavity
swelling | an ulcer that fails to heal
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common symptoms of the oporharynx
bloody discharge | difficulty hearing
49
common symptoms of the larynx
hoarseness and stridor
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common symptoms of the hypopharynx
dsyphagia (difficulity swallowing) | painful neck node
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common symptoms of the nose/sinuses
``` obstruction discharge facial pain diplopia (double vision) local swelling ```