Exam 3 Tumors and Tumor like conditions Flashcards

1
Q

These two occur most commonly ages 10-25

A

Ewing’s

Osteosarcoma

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2
Q

Giant Cell Tumors occur mostly between the ages of __ to __

A

20 to 40

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3
Q

Chondrosarcoma occurs mostly between ages __ to __

A

55 to 70

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4
Q

Myeloma generally occurs between the ages of __ to __

A

50 to 70

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5
Q

The majority of bone tumors prefer (males/females)

A

males

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6
Q

What is the most common malignancy in children ages 0-14?

A

Leukemia

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7
Q

Metastatic disease accounts for __% of all malignancies

A

75

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8
Q

most common primary malignant tumor in adults

A

multiple myeloma

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9
Q

most common primary malignant tumor in kids

A

osteosarcoma

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10
Q

most common benign osseus tumor

A

osteochondroma

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11
Q

most common benign spinal tumor

A

hemangioma

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12
Q

in the femur, which end grows faster?

A

distal

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13
Q

in the tibia which end grows faster?

A

proximal

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14
Q

in the humerus, which end grows faster?

A

proximal

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15
Q

in the forearm, which end grows faster?

A

distal

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16
Q

benign or malignant?

geographic pattern of bone destruction

A

benign

17
Q

benign or malignant?

moth-eaten pattern of bone destruction

A

malignant

18
Q

benign or maliignant?

permeative pattern of bone destruction

A

malignant

19
Q

this type of bone destruction is the least aggressive pattern

A

geographic

20
Q

T or F

geographic bone patterns almost never have pain

A

true

21
Q

moth-eaten bone destruction has a ____degree of aggressiveness

A

moderate

22
Q

there must be __to__% destruction before a tumor can be visible on plain film

A

30 to 50

23
Q

1 imaging choice for tumor suspicion

A

plain film

24
Q

case

moth-eaten holes in the medullary canal in a 20 yo is likely what

A

ewing sarcoma

25
Q

this type of bone destruction is the most aggressive growing

A

permeative

26
Q

this type of periosteal reaction is when additional layers of new bone are added to the exterior creating an expanded osseous contour, it is usually associated with ___ growing lesions

A

buttressing/solid

slow

27
Q

this type of periosteal reaction is multiple layers of new layers of bone, alternating lucency and opacity

A

laminated/layered/onion skin

28
Q

laminated/layered/onion skin periosteal reactions are classically associated with ____

A

ewing’s sarcoma

29
Q

this type of periosteal reaction is linear radiating spicules of new bone

A

spiculated

30
Q

when spicules of new bone are perpendicular to the bone it is known as ___

A

hair on end

31
Q

when spicules are radiating from a central focus it is known as _____

A

sunburst

32
Q

spiculated periosteal reactions are associated with ___aggressive lesions such as _____

A

highly

osteosarcoma

33
Q

a triangular elevation of periosteum seen at the peripheral lesion-cortex junction

A

codman’s triangle

34
Q

T or F

codman’s triangle is one of the most aggressive forms of periosteal reaction

A

true