How cancers behave Flashcards

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Tumour means?

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  • swelling
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3 Main types of malignancy?

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  • epithelial
  • mesenchymal
  • haematological
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Explain epithelial tumours

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  • defined by resting on a basement membrane

- carcinoma - epithelial malignancy

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4
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Where does testicular cancer spread to?

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  • para-aortic nodes, due to their embryological development in the retroperitoneal cavity
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5
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Mesenchymal tumours are characteristically

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  • soft tissue tumours

- bone, cartilage, fat, smooth muscle

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6
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Leiomyoma?

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  • smooth muscle tumour benign
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leiomyoma sarcoma

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  • smooth muscle tumour malignant
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Rhabdomyoma

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  • skeletal tumour benign
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9
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lipoma

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  • fat tumour benign
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10
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Osteosarcoma

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  • bone tumour malignant
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Chondrosarcoma

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  • cartilage tumour malignant
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12
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Haemangioma

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  • blood vessel tumour benign
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Neuroma

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  • nervous tumour benign
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14
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3 B’s for child cancer?

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  • blood
  • brain
  • bone
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15
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Haematological malignancies metastasis where?

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  • no where

- they are present throughout the whole body

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