SURGICAL ONCOLOGY Flashcards

1
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phases of the cell cycle
________ - growth before DNA synthesis
________-where DNA synthesis occurs
________ - growth before mitosis occurs
________ - 2 daughter cells with identical genetic material is produced

A

G1
S
G2
M

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2
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2 steps of gene expression

___________ = mRNA copies a code from the DNA
___________= code is translated and used to create a protein

A

transcription
translation

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3
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property of cell to give rise to tumor when present to injected into an organism

A

tumorgenesis

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4
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defined as previously normal cellular genes that are altered, mutated and become abnormal which contribute to cancer formation

A

oncogenes

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5
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2 pathways of apoptosis

___________= growth factors to survival signals that inactivates proapoptotic proteins

___________=TNF 1 ligand receptor binding signals the initiator caspases

A

mitochondrial pathway
death receptor pathway

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6
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mechanism for the delivery of cellular material for lysosome degredation

A

autophagy

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7
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autophagy

double edged effect that is investigated for therapeutic purposes
______ = inhibitor of autophagy

A

chloroquin

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8
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cancer invasion

_________ = attachment glycoproteins
also relays signals from environment for cell survival, gene proliferation, gene transcription, and migration

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integrins

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9
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establishment of new blood vessels from existing vascular bed

A

angiogenesis

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10
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cancer genomics
_________= inherited from the parents of the offspring
_________= accumulated alteration in the gene of an individual

A

germline mutation
somatic mutation

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11
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cancer genomics

most common gene mutation

A

protein kinases

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12
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common hereditary cancer syndromes

1st tumor suppressor gene to be clonded

Rb protein is a regulator of transcription that controls the cell cycle differentiation and apoptosis

A

RB1 gene
Retinoblastoma

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13
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common hereditary cancer syndromes

clustering malignancies of early breast CA, sarcoma, brain tumors, adrenocortical tumor, and leukemia

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Li Fraumeni Syndrome

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14
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common hereditary cancer syndromes
BRACA1, BRCA2: Breast ovarian cancer

87% risk factor for breast and 44% for ovarian by age 70

A

BRCA1 carrier

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15
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chemical carcinogens

classification by IARC
_____________: proven to be human carcinogens
_____________: probable human carcinogens suggestive epidemiologic evidence but lacking to establish casualty
_____________: possible carcinogens; associated with statistically and biologically significant increase in malignant tumors

A

GROUP 1
GROUP 2A
GROUP 2B

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16
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________ are under investigation to allow early diagnosis of cancer, follow up response to treatment or monitor for recurrence of disease

many tumor markers have low sensitivity and specificity

A

SERUM MARKERS

17
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serum markers

is an androgen related serine protease produced by prostate epithelium

A

PSA

18
Q

serum markers

glycoprotein found in the embryonic endodermal epithelium

A

CEA

19
Q

serum markers

glycoprotein normally produced by a developing fetus

A

AFP

20
Q

serum markers

epitope of a large membrane glycoprotein that tumor cells shed into the bloodstream

most useful in following up the treatment of patients with advanced breast cancer

A

CANCER ANTIGEN 15-3

21
Q

levels of lymph node dissection
_____ = removal of lymph nodes surrounding the organ
_____ = removal of lymph nodes in along the main blood supply of the tumor
_____ = removal of the lymph nodes associated with adjacent organs

A

D1
D2
D3

22
Q

cancer prevention

chemoprevention
_________= breast cancer
_________= polyp formation

A

tamoxifen
celecoxib