oncology part 1 Flashcards

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phase 1 of investigation drug trials

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maximum dose acceptable

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phase 2 of investigation drug trials

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response to dose ; how s body reacting

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phase 3 of investigation drug trials

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narrow the effectiveness of routes down

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things that point to cancer

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mass and swellings
pale
loss of energy
frequent bruising 
persistent pain
eye problems that are sudden
illnesses that don't go away or keeps getting sick
rapid weight loss
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5
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when is cancer found in kids

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they go in for something unrelated and something gets pick up

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leukemia

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Unrestricted proliferation of immature WBCS that take up all the resources and can’t make rbc, platelets leading to risk of anemia, infection risk , more bruises & bleeding

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Acute lymphoblastic leukemia

Age?

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Most common cancer in children

3-5 years old

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Acute Myelongenous Leukemia

age?
Who is at risk?

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Peaks in adolescent age

Genetic disorders like down syndrome are at risk

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Main focused treatments of leukemia

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Bone marrow dysfunction

Hyper-metabolic state

CNS

Reiculoendothelial

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CNS

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increased IOP

cranial nerves involvement

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Reiculoendothelial effects

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Hepatic and spleen enlargement

lymph node enlarges

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12
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How many types of Biotherapy for cancer are there?

List them

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3 main types-

Immunotherapy or biologic response modification

Antibodies or segments of genes to target cancer

Targeted therapies

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Immunotherapy or biologic response modification Biotherapy

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Stimulate immune system to act against the cancer cells itself

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Antibodies or segments Biotherapy

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Use of genes to target those cancer cells

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Targeted therapies Biotherapy

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Interfere with specific molecules involved in tumor growth

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16
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What is SCT or stem cell therapy?

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After high dose chemotherapy or radiation, the stem cells are restored or bone marrow is just replaced in order to produce nonmalignant cells again

17
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What processes go on in leukemia as a whole?

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Bone marrow dysfunction

Hyper-metabolism

CNS effects (maybe)

Reticuloendothelial effects

18
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Explain the Hyper-metabolism of Leukemia

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Anorexia and weight loss so cells starve.

Uric acid production and plugged renal tubules

19
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Explain CNS of leukemia

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Actually, CNS usually isn’t involved.
Increased ICP
Cranial nerve involvement

  • sometimes
20
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Reticuloendothelial effects of leukemia

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Hepatospleenmegoly
Lymphedenopathy
Fibrosis