Paediatric Cancer Flashcards

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Philadelphia chromosome can cause which cancer?

A

Leukaemia

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What’re the common paediatric cancers?

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Leukaemia, CNS tumours, Lymphoma

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2
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Many childhood cancers are derived from what cells?

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Blast cells which are immature

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3
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Wilms tumour

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4
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Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia

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Commonest malignancy in children. Peak age at 4. Pancytopenia

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What is seen on a blood film in leukaemia ?

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Blast cells

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What’s the history of leukaemia in children?

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Bone pain, weight loss

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7
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Cushingoid appearance during leukaemia is due to?

A

Steroids

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8
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Wilms tumour

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Nephroblastoma. Peaks at 2-3 years. Typical metastasises to the lung. Associated with some congenital abnormalities

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9
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Neuroblastoma

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Arises from neural crest cells - sympathetic ganglion

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10
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Presenting features of posterior fossit tumour

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Early morning waking, N&V, impaired vision (papal oedema)

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Bone tumours are most likely to effect which age group?

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Teenagers

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12
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Down’s syndrome increases the risk of developing which cancer?

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Leukaemia

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