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Clinical Knowledge Flashcards

1
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Tumor localized to prostate and not felt on DRE

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T1

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2
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Tumor is localized and detectable on DRE

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T2

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3
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Locally advnaced disease w extracapsular

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T3

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4
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Cancer has advnaced to local strutures

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T4

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5
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What is the PSA threshold for concern

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6
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Two types of BX

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  1. transperineal2. transrectal
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7
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Gleason 6 risk

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low

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8
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Immediate/favorable gleason

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7 3+4

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9
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Intermediate/non-favorable

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4 + 3

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10
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High Gleason Score

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8

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11
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Very high Gleason

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10-Sep

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12
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Describe targeted tissue after ablation

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Fibrotic

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13
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Thickening of the rectal wall caused by abnormal heating

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Symp[tomatic Edema

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14
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What does levels of “red” mean on Hausdoff Distance Scale

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less similar

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15
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what does levels of “blue” mean on Hausdoff Distance Scale

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More simular

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16
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MRI image that splits body between left/right vertical side view

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longitudinal

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17
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MIR Image that devidesthe body from head to tail, horizontal plane from top down

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transverse

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18
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Gland that produces seminal fluid

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prostate

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19
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Prostate location 2

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  1. behind pubis2. infront of rectum
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20
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PSA less than 10Gleason 6 or less ANDStage T1c/T2a

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low rish

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21
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PSA between 10 and 20Gleason 7 ORT2b

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Medium risk

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22
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DX PSA Greater than 20Gleason 8 ORT2c/T3

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High Risk

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23
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used to predict the aggressiveness of cancer from BX

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Genomic test

24
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Low Risk on Decipher Scale

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High Risk on Decipher Scale

26
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Identifies enlarged nodes or abnormalities

27
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Can detect evidence of spread to nodes and bones

28
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stageHalf or less of one glandMore than half of lobe but not both sidesCancer found in both lobes

29
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stageCancer spread through capsule, not into the SVSpread to both sides

30
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stageCancer found in bladder neck, external sphinxtor or rectumSpread to pelvic floor/wall

31
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The lowest point narrow of prostate at sphincter

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anatomyical apex

32
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Widest point of the prostate against the inferior surface of the bladder

33
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4 potential reasons for a high PSA and no cancer

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  1. UTI2. Stimulation3. Exercise4. medication
34
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How much can the MRi underestimate tumor size

35
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Active survallience patient type

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  1. Low risk disease2. more t han 10 years to live3. Young and active
36
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T3b

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SV inclusion

37
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T2c

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Both sides of prostate have disease

38
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T2b

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More than half, but not on both lobes

39
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T2a

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Half or less one side

40
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T1c

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Found on both lobes

41
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What does Gleason Score represent

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Agressivness of disease

42
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Howq is the Gleason score determined from BX

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Ranges 1-5 and dscribes how much disease is in each core

43
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What do pathologists look for when grading BX cores

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  1. abnormal growth2. Uncontrolled Proliferation of cells
44
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Gleason 1

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slow growing, non-aggressive cancer

45
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Gleason 2

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  1. shows more space between glands2. slight irregularity3. slow growing
46
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Gleason 3

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Intermediate forma of cancer, not aggressive

47
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FIrst number on Gleason represents

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most prevelont form of cancer

48
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second Gleason number represents

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Less prevelant form of cancer

49
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Gleason score for active survallience

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less than 63 + 4

50
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Gleason score requiring immediate therapy

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4+3 or above 8

51
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What does a 4K test measure

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cancer aggressiveness

52
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Workflow for elevated PSA

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  1. re-test2. MRI/4K test3. Targeted BX
53
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Used to optimize the size of ablative lesion, while perserving rectum and surrounding structures

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HIFI parameters

54
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Tempature that destroys tissue C

55
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Walnut size gland that produces seminal fluid

56
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What percentage of lesions are located in posterior prostate

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