Lung Cancer Tutorial Flashcards

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What is an adenocarcinoma of the lung and what does it ‘look like’, genes affected?

Same with squamous cell carcinoma?

Same with small cell carcinoma?

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What type of cancer is this and why?

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What type of cancer is this and why?

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What is dysplasia?

Dysplasia is considered to be a ____________ change

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Explain the different changes in a squamous cell carcinoma (think metaplasia).

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What type of cancer would this be?

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What type of cancer is this? WHy?

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A feature of small cell carcinoma is ________ moulding which is…..

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How does someone with lung cancer present?

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What are the two different treatment categories of lung cancer and why?

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What is a parenoplastic syndrome?

What are some of the causes for them?

Give examples.

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Signs and symptoms which cannot be explained by the cancer and its metastasis, they occur in 10% of patients.

They can be caused by the tumour secreting hormones or other substances which is causing an immune response to ensue.

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Give some examples of parenoplastic syndromes for which lung cancer and with what hormones?

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