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Oncology Flashcards

1
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What is the characteristic finding of Dry Macular Degeneration?

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Drusen

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2
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What is found in wet AMDR

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Choroidal Neovascularisation

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3
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Whats the first line investigation in AMDR

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Slitlamp

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4
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In wet AMDR what investigation is often used?

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Flourescein Angiography

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5
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What is seen in Grade 1 Hypertensive Retinopathy?

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Tortuous Arteries and Increased light reflex

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6
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What is seen in grade 2 hypertensive retinopathy?

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Arterial Nipping

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7
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What is seen in grade 3 hypertensive retinopathy?

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Cotton Wool Spots
Exudates
Falme Blot Haemorhages

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8
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What is seen in grade 4 Hypertensive retinopathy

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Papilloedema

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9
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AFP

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Hepatocellular carcinoma

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10
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CA 19-9

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Pancreatic and billiary tree

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11
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CA15-3

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Breast cancer

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12
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CA - 125

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Ovarian

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13
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Flushing Diarrhoea Tachychadia Bronchospams Hypotension

Raised 5HIAA

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Carcinoid syndrome - neuroendocrine tumour. Symptoms develop when metastasise to the Liver or less commonly the lungs

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14
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In carcinoid syndrome what medication can be used?

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Somatostatin analogue - ocreotide.

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15
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What malignancy is acanthoma nigricans related to and where is it likely to present?

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Gastric Adenocarcinoma

Up to 50% present on the tongue

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16
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What is used to control pain related to bony metastases?

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Opiods
Bisphosphonates
Radiotherapy

17
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Chemotherapy Agent that is neurotoxic

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Asparganine

18
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Chemotherapy Agent that is Fibrotic

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Bleomycin

19
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Chemotherapy Agent that is renal and ototoxic

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Cisplatin

20
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Chemotherapy Agent that is cardiotoxic

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Doxorubicin

21
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Chemotherapy Agent that causes peripheral neuropathy

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Vincristine

22
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Chemotherapy Agent that causes hemorrhagic cystitis and SIADH

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Cyclophosphamide

23
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Chemotherapy Agent that is myelosuppresive and nephrotoxic

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Methotrexate

24
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If someone undergoing Chemotherapy has a previous history of neutropenia secondary to chemo or any neutropenia what can they receive?

A

Filgrastin - Granulocyte Colony stimulating Factor

25
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Staging of ovarian cancer

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Stage 1 - confined to ovary
Stage 2 - beyond ovary but confined to pelvis
Stage 3 - beyond pelvis into abdomen
Stage 4 - distant metastases

26
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Management of ovarian cancer

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Stage 1/2 = Surgery = a total abdominal hysterectomy + bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy + infracolic omentectomy + biopsies of any peritoneal deposits + retroperitoneal lymph node assessment
- offer chemotherapy if suboptimal surgery completed
Stage 3+ = Surgery + chemotherapy
- chemotherapy is generally 6 cycles of carboplatin

27
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Suspecting malignant spinal chord compression

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Full spine MRI + oral dexamethasone

28
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Ovarian tumours commonly spread to which lymph nodes?

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Para aortic

29
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Uterine fundus tumours commonly spread to which lymph nodes?

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Para aortic

30
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Uterine body tumours commonly spread to which lymph nodes?

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Iliac lymph nodes

31
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Cervical cancers commonly metastasis to which lymph nodes?

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External iliac
Presacral nodes
Internal iliac nodes

32
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If given pre chemotherapy what medication can help reduce the likelihood of developing tumour lysis syndrome?

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Allopurinol

33
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What chemotherapy drug can precipitate hypo magnesia?

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Cyclophophamide

34
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Meigs syndrome

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Benign ovarian tumour, Ascites and pleural effusion

35
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Management of meigs syndrome

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Surgical removal of tumour usually resolves symptoms

May require drainage of ascites or effusion

36
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Which hormone therapy used in breast cancer is cardio toxic

A

Trastuzumab

37
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Absent red reflex
Strabismus
Visual impairment
Usually a child

A

Retinoblastoma
AD inherited in 10%
>90% survive to adulthood

38
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Management of a retinal blastoma

A

Enucleation

External Beam radiotherapy

39
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Nuclei are.
Enlarged
Hyperchromic
Pleomorphic

A

Carcinoma

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