Neoplasia III Flashcards

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e-cadherin

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very important in detachment of tumor cells from each other

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2
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laminin/laminin receptor

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very important in tumor attachment to matrix component

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3
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how does degradation of ECM happen

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tumor cells release collagenases to degrade type IV basal membrane collegan

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4
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how does migration of tumor cells happen

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binding of fibronetin/it’s receptor

tumor cell secretes motility factor

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5
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metastatic cascade

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invasion of basement membrane
movement through ECM
vascular disseminiation
homing

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6
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CD44

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favors metastasis

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7
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routes of metastasis

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seeding of body cavities
lymphatic spread
hematogenous spread

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8
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seeding of sub-arachnoid space

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glioma

GBM

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9
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what is the most common type of metastasis

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lymphatic spread

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10
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is lymphatic spread more typical of carcinoma or sarcoma

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carcinoma

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11
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what carcinomas do NOT have lymphatic spread

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follicular carcinoma
renal cell carcinoma
hepatocellular carcinoma

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12
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how do follicular carcinomas spread

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local invasion

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13
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how do renal cell carcinomas spread

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into renal vein

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14
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how do hepatocellular carcinomas spread

A

hematogenous

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15
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what is hematogenous spread typical of

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sarcomas

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16
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does hematogenous spread normally go through veins or arteries

17
Q

what are typical sites of hematogenous spread

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liver
lungs
brains

18
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sentinel lymph node

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1st node that recieves lymph from primary tumor

19
Q

how do you detect sentinel lymph node

A

radio labels tracers or blue dye

20
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what is the most common site for bony metastasis

A

vertebral column

21
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what are the two typies of bone metastasis

A

osteoblastic

osteolytic

22
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what does osteoblastic metastasis look like on an xray

A

radio dense loci

23
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what lab test is indicative of reactive bone formation

A

increased serum alk phosphatase

24
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what is the most common type o fosteoblastic metastatis

A

prostate cancer

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what does osteolytic metastasis look like on xray
lucencies in bone
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common metastatic site for stomach adenomacarcinoma
virchow's left supraclacicular node
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what is the more important parameter - stage or grade
stage
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how can you find the grade of a tumor
degree of differentiation mitotic index uptake of BrdU by tumor cells
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TNM system of staging
size of primary tumor nodal involvement distant metastases
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most common tumors for men
prostate lung colorectal
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most common tumors for women
breast lung colon rectum
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common nickle related cancer
nose lung
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radon cancer
lung
34
vinyl chloride cancer
angiosarcoma of liver
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bladder cancer associated with
aniline dyes, textile, or rubber
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mesothelioma is associated with
abestos - pipe fitters, ship builders
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common tumors of infancy and childhood
blastomas acute leukemia rhabdomyosarcoma