Therapeutic Options Flashcards

1
Q

Methods to prevent cancer

A
Environment
Diet
Screening
Genetics
Medication/Vaccination
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2
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Treatment

A

Local/regional

Systemic

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3
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Local/Regional

A

Surgery and Radiotherapy

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4
Q

Systemic

A

Hormonal
Chemotherapy
Whole body irradiation for BMT

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5
Q

4 important biological factors influencing the responses of tumours to radiotherapy

A

Repair
Reassortment
Repopulation
Reoxygenation

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6
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Hormone Therapy

A

Tamoxifen and ER positive breast cancer

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7
Q

Adjuvant

A

Surgery follow up

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8
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Neo-adjuvant

A

Shrink tumour before surgery

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9
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Immunotherapy

A

Monocolonal antibodies
Use of PDL-1 on cancer cells and PD1 on T cells: Therapies that target either PD-1 or PD-L1 can stop them from attaching and help keep cancer cells from hiding

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10
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Use of PDL-1 and PD1

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To treat melanoma and lung cancer

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11
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Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells

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  1. Take blood for patients and separate out T cells
  2. Disarmed virus is used to produce receptors on T cells (CAR)
  3. Allow the T cells to recognise and attach to specific proteins or antigen on tumour cells
  4. T cells are infused into patients
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12
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Staging of cancer uses ______

A

CT, MRI, USS, PET

Pathology and Cytology

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