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Leukemia
_________: 32% of childhood cancers
Brain and CNS 2nd at 19%
Cancer
_______: Group of 200+ different diseases all characterized by uncontrolled and unregulated cell growth. Uncontrollable growth of cells that are immature and abnormal in function w poor differentiation
T
__: Letter of TMN responsible for staging primary tumour. Higher number, larger size or more growth to nearby tissues.
1= 2cm or less
2= 2-5cm
3= 5cm or more
4= any size growing into surrounding tissue
N
_: Letter of TMN that indicates lymph node involvement. 0 = no lymph node involvement. Number increases with more cancerous lymph nodes
M
__: Letter of TMN referring to metastisis. M1= metastises
Lymphoblastic
Acute _________ Leukemia: Bone marrow produces immature lymphocyte blast cells that are non functional. 90% survival with 2-3 year maintence tx. Cancer of all lymphocyte cells
S&S: Cold, listless, irritable, febrile, anorexic, bruising wo cause, bone/joint pain
chemo and corticosteroids
Myelogenus
Acute _______ Leukemia: Myeloid cells produce too many immature WBC’s, increase in myeloblasts.
S&S similair to above but also includes painless lumps.
Tx more intense and shorter duration
5 year survival 68%
Cancer of myeloid cells
Hodgkin
______ lymphoma: Reed sternberg cells classic diagnostic marker
Cancer of B cells above diaphragm. Malignancy of lymph nodes in upper body
Painless enlargement of nodes
Tx chemo and radiation
Non-hodgkin
__________ lymphoma: B or T cells and occouring in lymph nodes anywhere. Usually widespread at Dx. S&S depends on site and involvement.
Can met to bone marrow and CNS
90% 5 year survival rate
Neuroblastoma
_________: One of the most common solid tumours in peds. Immature neuro cells deposit in adrenal glands, spine, neck.
S&S: Hard mass in abd, chest, bone pain and bruising around eyes
Chondrosarcoma
____________: Cancer of cartiledge producing cells
Ewing’s Sarcoma
____ ________: Common bone cancer in adolescents. Cancer of primitive nerve tissue or nerves that innerveate bones
Most common site long bones of extremities
Osteosarcoma
__________: Most common primary bone cancer. Aggressive. 10-20% mets.
High Ca levels → Cancer eats bone and releases Ca into blood
Wilms Tumour
____ ______: Painless abd mass in children under 5. Kidney tumour
80%
____ of breast cancers are Invasive/infiltrating ductal carcinomas
Non-invasive carcinomas other %
Lymphedema
_______ common complication of breast cancer. Lymph accumulates in soft tissues due to removal of nodes. Elevate affected arm on pillow
Radiation
_______ skin teaching: Skin sensitive to chemicals and temperatures, high risk for skin infections, no sun exposure, SPF clothing
Dry
___ desquamination: Red, angry looking skin but not draining anything. Vit A and water based ointments.
Also called erythemaous
Wet
__ desquamination: Weeping and blisters. Avoid frequent washing of area. Non-adhesive absorbent dressing
Pain
___ in cancer: 50% of people, 80% with advanced. Tolerance is normal. Comes from cancer impinging nerve or normal tissue function
Hypercalcemia
___________: Most common life threatening complication of cancer in adults. 10-20% of adults. Routine monitoring BW
10-12= not symptomatic
Avoid diuretics and dehydration
Tumour Lysis Syndrome
______ _____ _______: Potentially life threatening problem that often occurs after first chemo when lots of cancer cells die. Metabolities released into blood.
high uric acid, potassium, and phosphate
More common in cancers highly responsive to chemo
Lots of fluids to flush out metabolite
Dx’d by lactic acid levels in BW
Pericardial Effusion
Malignant ________ _______: Fluid in pericardium. Applies squeezing pressure to heart. Tamponade → so severe heart cannot pump.
Beck’s Triad
_____ _____: For pericardial effusion. Low BP, muffled heart sounds, and distended jugular veins from blood backup
Superior
______ Vena Cava Syndrome: Obs to SVC that impairs venous return. Tumour prevents blood from going back to heart. Swelling above SVC
Spider veins