Session 11- Cancers and Cysts Flashcards

1
Q

what is a renal cell carcinoma

A

presents in the parenchyma of the kidney

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2
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what is a Transitional cell carcinoma

A

from calyx to bladder

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3
Q

where do RCC arise from

A

tubular epithelium

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4
Q

risk factors for RCC

A

smoking
dialysis
obesity

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5
Q

how does RCC presengt

A
haematuria
fatigue 
weight loss
fever
mass in loin

if advanced varicoele

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6
Q

how do we invetsigate RCC

A

radiology
-ultrasound or CT scan

endoscopy
-flexible cystoscopy

urine
-cystology

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7
Q

how do we treat a localised RCC

A

remove small tumours with partial nephrectomy to preserve some renal fucntion

fo large tumours - radial nephrectomy with removal od the associated adrenal gland, perinephric fat, upper ureter and para-aortic lymph node

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8
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treatment of metasttic RCC

A

chemotherapy and radiotherapy

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9
Q

how does a TCC present

A

haematuria
weight loss
loss of appetite
signs of obstruction

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10
Q

what is the most common site of TCC

A

BLADDER

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11
Q

what causes bladder TCC

A

analgesic misuse
exposure to aniline dyes used in the industrial manufacture of dyes, rubber and plastics
smoking

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12
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how can we diagnose and treat TCC

A

transurethral resection of bladder

cystectomy

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13
Q

how do we investigate TCC

A

cystoscopy and biopsy

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14
Q

risk factors of prostate cancer

A

age
FHx
ethnicity

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15
Q

what zone doe prostate cancers affect

A

periperal zone

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16
Q

how do patients with prostate cancer present

A

UTI
Prostatism
metasitic disease causing bone pain
raised PSA

17
Q

what is becoming the most common way that prostate cancer is diagnosed

A

elevated prostate-specific antigen

18
Q

causes of raised PSA

A
Prostate cancer
infection
inflammation
large prostate
urinary retention
19
Q

what is doscovered on distal rectal examination fo rosttae

A

hard and irregular

20
Q

treatment of localised prostate cancer

A

surgery
hormone therapy
radiotherpay

21
Q

how do we treat advanced prostate cancer

A

hormonal manipulation - surgical or medical castration

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22
Q

what is the most common inhetoted nepphropathy

A

Polycystic kidney disease

23
Q

how do cysts affect the kidney

A

the compress surrounding parenchyma and impair renal functon

24
Q

what is the inheritance pattern of polycystic kidney

A

autosomal dominant