Ovarian Cancer Flashcards

1
Q

risk factors for ovarian cancer

A

increased age
early menarch, late menopause
nulliparity (no kids)
in-vitro fertilization
2+ first degree relatives

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2
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genetic risks for ovarian cancer

A

BRCA 1/2
HNPCC

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3
Q

what decreases risk ovarian cancer

A

multiple pregnancies
prolonged use oral contraceptives
oopherectomy

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4
Q

symptoms of ovarian cancer

A

like period symptoms

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5
Q

what is considered optimally debulked

A

<1 cm left

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6
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what is considered sub-optimally debulked

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> 1 cm left of disease

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7
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type I hypersensitivity

A

immediately upon exposure
anaphylaxis, itching, rash

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8
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type IV hypersensitivity

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repeated over time with extensive exposure
erythema

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9
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which drugs cause hypersensitivity reactions

A

platinums and taxanes

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10
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what is a true allergic reaction

A

will not stop after stopping the infusion
hives, itching, SOB, swelling

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11
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what is an infusion related reaction

A

flushing
redness
tingling
symptoms stop after stopping infusion

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12
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paclitaxel reaction usuallly what type

A

type I

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13
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what would we give before pacliaxel infusion

A

dexamethasone
diphenhydramine
famotidine

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14
Q

what would we give before docetaxel

A

dexamethasone

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15
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what would we give before Nab-paclixtaxel

A

nothing, we dont get those reactions

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16
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what type of hypersensitivity for carboplatin

A

type IV

17
Q

when does carboplatin hypersensitivy start

A

8 cycles

18
Q

can we give paclitaxel if we get a hypersensitivty reaction

A

yes, small dilutions

19
Q

maintenance therapy if BRCA mutation

A

PARP inhibitors

20
Q

maintenance therapy if no BRCA

A

bevacizumab

21
Q

PARP inhibitor side effect

A

anemia

22
Q

what is platinum sensitive

A

> 6 months after chemo relapse, initial regimen again

23
Q

what is platinum resistant

A

< 6 month after chemo relapse

24
Q

what is platinum progressive

A

they never responded to initial chem

25
Q

if platinum sensitive what do we give in ovarian

A

carboplatin and paclitaxel

26
Q

what is used for platinum resistant ovarian cancer

A

liposomal doxorubicin

27
Q

screening for ovarian cancer

A

no good screening
if high risk: pelvic exam and transvaginal ultrasound

28
Q

prevention of ovarian cancer

A

oral contraceptives > 5 years
prophylactic oopherectomy

29
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