Neoplasia Flashcards

1
Q

Name the principles of neoplasia?

A

Unregulated, irreversible and monoclonal

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2
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The clonality can be determined by what type of isoforms?

A
G6PD isoforms (ratio 1:1)
androgen receptor isoforms
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3
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The clonality of B cells is determined by?

A

Ig light chain phenotype

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4
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Patient with enlarged lymph node. DDX

A

Metastatic cancer
Reactive hyperplasia
Lymphoma

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5
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Patient with an enlarged lymph node. A biopsy is performed that shows the proliferation of lymphocytes. the light chain is studied. the ratio is 20:1. DX?

A

Lymphoma

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6
Q

Origin of tissue of

  • Carcinoma
  • Sarcoma
  • Lymphoma
  • Melanoma
A
  • Carcinoma: Epithelium
  • Sarcoma: Mesenchyme
  • Lymphoma: Lymphocyte
  • Melanoma: Melanocyte
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7
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Name the 3 causes of death in adults

A
  1. CV disease
  2. Cancer
  3. Cerebrovascular disease
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8
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Name the 3 causes of death in children

A
  1. Accidents
  2. Cancer
  3. congenital defects
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9
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Most common cancer in adults by incidence and mortality

A

Incidence: 1) breast/prostate 2)lung 3) colorectal

Mortality 1.lung 2.breast/prostate 3. colorectal

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10
Q

How many divisions have to occur before symptoms arise?

A

30 divisions

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11
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What are the goals of screening

A
  1. Catch displasia before it becomes carcinoma

2. Detect carcinoma before clinical symptomas arise

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