Chapter 17: MNT for brain tumors Flashcards

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Primary brain tumors (ones that originate in the brain) spread easily to other areas

A

false

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2
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5 year survival rate for brain cancer

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33-37%

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3
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If SIADH occurs what nutrition would be appropriate

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restricted water, hypertonic saline

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4
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astrocytoma

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surgery/chemo/rx

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5
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glioblastoma

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surgery, chemo rx

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6
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brain stem gliomas

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typically children, sterotactic sx, rx, chemo, sx

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7
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Meningiomas

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surgery, rx, chemo, may cause dysphagia and loss of taste

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8
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corticosteroids reduce what

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bone mineralization and can lead to osteoporosis

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9
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steroid for brain cancer) can interact with some enteral formulas

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phenytoin

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10
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antiepileptic drugs

A
Keppra
depakote
topamax
dilantin
tegretol
trileptal
neurontin
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11
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corticosteroid used for inflammation in brain cancer

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dexamethasone

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12
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chemo used for brain cancer

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temodar (do not eat 2 hours prior to taking, use ondansetron one hour prior) causes nausea
procarbazine, lomustine, vincristine, camptosar

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13
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monoclonal antibody used for brain ca

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avastin

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