Neck masses/cancer Flashcards

1
Q

what are 2 triangles of neck

A
  1. anterior
    - submandibular
    - carotid
    - muscular
  2. post. triangle
    - occipital
    - supraclavicular
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3 main things to take into account

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  1. age
    - young mostly benign
    - older need to think
  2. location
    - congenital are consistent in locaiton
  3. etiololgy
    - inflamm
    - congential
    - neoplastic
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what are common Sx for inflamm

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  • pain
  • infections
  • fever
  • younger
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4
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what are common Sx for malig

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  • pain can be reffered
  • weight loss
  • Ca risk factors
  • older
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5
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5 features of inflammatory nodes

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  1. tender
  2. rubbery
  3. not hard
  4. mobile
    5.
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5 features of malig. nodes

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  1. non-tender
  2. not rubbery
  3. rock hard
  4. fixed or matted
  5. > 2 cm
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7
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what to do for infammation

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broad spectrum ABs

- follow up to see if resolves

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8
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what to do for malig.

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CT and FNA

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9
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4 DDx for midline mass

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  1. congential
    - cysts
  2. inflammatory
    - thryoiditis
    - lymphadentitis
  3. neoplastic benign
    - nodule
  4. neoplastic malig.
    - Ca
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5 DDx for lateral cysts

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  1. brachial cleft cyst
  2. lymphadenopathy
  3. laryngocoels
  4. thymic cysts
  5. mets
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4 etiologies of thyroid masses

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  1. inflammatory
    - thyroiditis
  2. benign
    - cyst
    - adenoma
    - goiter
  3. magig
    - papillary most common
  4. mets
    - dephian node
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12
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what is indication of malignancy

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  • rapid increase in size

- vocal cord paralysis

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13
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main risks for thyroid CA

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  • rads exposure

- fam Hx

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14
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4 steps to diagnose

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  1. H+P
  2. TSH
  3. FNA
  4. U/S
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15
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3 Tx for thyroid Ca

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  1. ectomy
  2. hormone supression
  3. radioactive iodine
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16
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what are most oral CAs

A

SCC

  • non healing ulcer
  • dysphagia
  • otalgia
17
Q

risks for oral CA

A
  • smoking
  • alcolhol
  • chew
  • HPV
18
Q

Tx of oral

A
  • surg

- rads and chem

19
Q

what is role of HPV

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  • mostly in younger
  • types 16+18
  • better prog. if HPV related
20
Q

risk factors for nasopharyngeal CA

A
  1. chinese
  2. EBV
  3. salted fish/meat
21
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Tx for nasopharyngeal

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rads +/- chemp

22
Q

what is laryngeal CA

A

45% of H+N CA

  • most often on cords
  • smokers
23
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Sx of laryngeal CA

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  • hoarseness
  • dysphagia
  • stridor