Heme-Onc Flashcards

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What is the Schilling test?

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Determines cause of B12 deficiency if dietary or due to poor consumption. Looks at radioactive cobalamin movement from digestive tract to urine.

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2
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Tumor marker for Seminoma

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PLAP

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3
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Tumor marker for Embryonal carcinoma

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AFP and beta-hCG

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4
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Tumor marker for choriocarcinoma

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beta-hCG

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5
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What to do for patient with suspected esophageal cancer

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Barium swallow followed by endoscopy

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6
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What can you find in Familial Adenomatous Polyposis or HNPCC (hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer)

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Associated brain tumors: Turcot’s syndrome

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7
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Fibrocystic dz management

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Fine needle aspiration leads to clear fluid, follow for 4-6 weeks

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8
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When to get cytology on liquid breast cyst

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Bloody or foul smelling

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9
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What to do if you find a testicular tumor that is hard and seen on U/s

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Radical orchiectomy

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10
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Smoker with Horner’s syndrome

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Lung cancer!

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11
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How to treat hypercalcemic crisis?

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First IV NSS, then IV lasix, then hemodialysis, can also include a bisphosphonate

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12
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First step in cord compression concern

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IV dexamethasone

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13
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Anemia of lymphoproliferative diseases is caused by…

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Infiltration

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14
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Most common form of drug induced thrombocytopenia

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Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia

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15
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HIT signs and sxs

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5-10 days after started IV unfractionated heparin (but can even happen with subQ hep and lovenox). Very thrombogenic state, treat with anticoagulant. Arterial and Venous clots.

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16
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Greatest prognostic indicator for breast CA

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TNM staging

17
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Acute vasoocclusive crisis tx

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Exchange transfusion

18
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Soap bubble appearance at the end of a long bone is…

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Giant cell tumor of bone. benign but locally agressive.

19
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Long smoking hx, hypercalcemia and hilar mass

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Squamous cell carcinoma of lung