Diagnostic Aids for Detecting Cancers Flashcards

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Nearly all cases of OSCC arise from what changes?

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Precursor epithelial changes: Oral epithelial dysplasia

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what is a screening test used for?

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To test people apparently free of disease to detect any early stage disease.

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What is a case finding test used for?

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Used to analyze abnormal clinical findings

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Brushtest is used for what kind of diagnosis?

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Small, harmless appearing white or red tissue spots. Suspicious lesions are supposed to receive immediate scalpel biopsy.

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Brushtest does or does not provide a true diagnosis?

A

Does not

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6
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Brush test is what type of test? (screening or case finding)

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Case finding

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7
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Chemiluminescence detects abnormal epithelial cells in what way?

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Normal cells are dark, abnormal are white. Abnormal cells have altered reflective properties.

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8
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What is the problem with vizilite?

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It doesn’t discriminate benign from pre-malignant lesions

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What does VELscope stand for?

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Visually enhanced lesion scope

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10
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How does VELscope work?

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Tissue fluorescence, reduced detection of fluorophores

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11
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Identafi works in what way?

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3 wavelengths of light, fluorescence and reflectance.

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