MS II week 8 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the second most cause of skin cancer

A

squamous cell carcinoma

20% of non melanoma skin cancers

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2
Q

where do SCCs occur

A

sun exposed areas of the skin with low mets in light skinned people
dark skinned: non sun exposed
CUTANEOUS SURFACE
MOSTLY HEAD AND NECK

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3
Q

where do dark skinned people get SCC

A

legs
anus
chronic inflammation areas

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4
Q

what type of sun exposure increases risk to SCC

A

cumulative UVB exposure 5-10

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5
Q

what type of sun exposure increases BCC melanoma

A

intense intermittent sun exposure

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6
Q

UVB radiation

A

more burning

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7
Q

interval between inital skin damage and appearance of tumor

A
  • scc as early as six week and as many as 60 years
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8
Q

what toxin exposure is associated wit hSCC

A

arsenic exposure

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9
Q

what blood type has more scc risk

A

type O

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10
Q

types of SCC

A
  • SCC in situ
  • erythroplasia of Queyrat
  • invasive
  • well diff
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11
Q

Scc in situe

A

well demarkated, scaly patch or plaque

slow growing

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12
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Invasive SCC

A

painful or itchy.

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13
Q

well differentiated

A

.5-1.5 may or may not ulcerate

indurated or firm hyperkeratotic papulse or nodule

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14
Q

what is a poor prognostic sign for scc

A

perineural invasion

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15
Q

Oral SCC presentation

A
ulcer
nodule 
indurated plague.  
erythroplakia
leukoplakia
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16
Q

keratoacanthoma

A

resemble SCC,

rapid initial growth, dome shaped with crater with keratotic core

17
Q

verrucus carcinoma

A

subtype of scc: well defined exphytic cauliflower

18
Q

scc of lip

A

nodules, ulcers white plaque

Vermillion border!!!

19
Q

sites of mets for scc

A

reginal lymph
lungs
liver, brain skin bone
skin

20
Q

what to assess with SCC

A

for perineural invasion
tumor depth
tumor differentiation.
punch biopsy

21
Q

what spreads easier, SCC or BCC

A

Scc: 5-10%
mets: .003

22
Q

what makes SCC lower risk

A

small
not into subcutaneous
from actinic keratosis
no high risk features

23
Q

what is the most common fatal form skin cancer

A

malignant melanoma.
5th most common in men
7th in women

24
Q

how thick with melanoma incrase lilky to die from mates

A

> 2.0mm

25
Q

Atypical nevi:

A

those with atypicahave increased risk of malignant melanoma.

26
Q

what sun exposure mss

A

intermittent exposure and sunburn in childhood.

tanning beds

27
Q

growth phases for malignant melanoma

A
  • radial: horizontal phase

- Vertical: mets potential

28
Q

what type of melanoma have no radial horizontal phase.

A

Nodular: type only vertical

29
Q

what are the 4 major subtypes of melanoma?

A
in situ
- superficial spreading: 70% slow, 
- acral lentiginous
- lentigo maligna
Invasive
- nodular : 37%
30
Q

where does superficial spreading melanoma occur

A

men: trunk
women: legs
upper back: both

31
Q

nodular melanoma locations

A

trunk legs, arms and scalk

elderly

32
Q

Lentigo malingna

A

mostly elderly in chronicly exposed skin. look like ae spots.

33
Q

acral lentiginous melanoma

A

palmar
plantar
subungal

34
Q

what melanoma is most common amoung asians and african americans

A

acrral lentiginous

35
Q

prognostic factors for melanoma

A
  • tumor thickness*** most importaint
    mitotic rate
  • ulceration
36
Q

how to biopsy

A
punch,
never shave, cant measure depth
wide local excision: 
narrow margin excision
mohs : if comes back positive