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PT3 EX6
Intro - Cancer and Cancer Chemo Part 1 PT
- Malignant Tumors
- Carcinogenesis promoters
Intro - Cancer Staging PT
- TNM
- T in TNM Staging
- N in TNM staging
- M in TNM Staging
- Numerical Cancer Classification
- Stage 1
- Stage 2
- Stage 3
- Stage 4
- Numerical
Intro - Cancer - Staging and Workup - Classification PT
- Simplified staging process we use classification according to?
- Stage I
- Stage 2
- Stage 3
- Stage 4
Intro - Cancer Markers PT
- Tumor Markers
- Produced by some cancers that are characteristic of that particular cancer
- Nonspecific
- Elevated in?
- More useful in monitoring?
Intro 2 - Primary Modalities PT
- Primary Modalities of Cancer Treatment
- Surgery
- Radiation
- Systemic Anticancer Therapy
Intro 2 - Adjuvant Therapy PT
- Adjuvant Therapy
- Definition of Adjuvant therapy?
Intro 2 - Neoadjuvant Therapy PT
- Neodajuvant
- Definition of Neoadjuvant Therapy
- Goal of Pre-operative Therapy?
Intro 2 - Response Criteria Solid Tumors
- Complete Response
- Partial Response
- Progressive Disease
Intro 2 - Administration of Chemo
- What lab values should be obtained prior to medication administration?
- Chemotherpay dosed based on?
- How are chemotherapy regimens administered?
- Most chemotherapy cycles are administered every how many weeks?
Complications Part 1 - Myelosuppression
- What typically occurs first in myelosuppression?
- Why does neutropenia occur first?
- What occurs after neutropenia in myelosuppression?
- Why are platelets affected next after neutropenia in myelosuppression?
- This change in platelets results in?
- What is affected last in myelosuppression?
- Why are erythrocytes the last to be affected in myelosuppression?
- Myelosuppression includes what 3 states?
- Neutropenia is defined as
- What comprises ANC?
- What is the treatment for neutropenia?
- What is the most common ADR of Neutropenia treatment medications?
- What is the mainstay treatment for Thrombocytopenia?
- What is the mainstay treatment of symptomatic or sever chemo induced anemia?
- Lowest Blood cell count is called?
- Nadir usually occurs in what time span of chemo tx
- What time frame does recovery usually occur?
- When would ESA be considered and when would there be complications
Complications - Mucositis Treatment
- What is in commercial or compounded magic mouthwash used for Mucositis?
- Inflammation (Mucositis) can lead to?
- Prevention of Mucositis
- What chemotherapy agents are most most commonly associated mucositis include
Lung Cancer NSCLC vs SCLC
- What is the second most common malignancy in the US?
- Define the occurrence and NSCLC vs SCLC
- Lung cancer is the MOST Common cause of?
- NSCLC or SCLC - Which is the more common occurrence?
- Which is faster growing and more aggressive?
- How is NSCLC staged vs SCLC?
- Describe the response in Radiation/Chemo in NSCLC vs SCLC
- EQ! Treatment of SLCC
- Side effect of Etoposide?
Complications - Mucosal damage
- Mucosal damage in cancer patients?
- Lower GI tract complications manifest as?
- Monitoring?
- Diarrhea - Medicinal Treatment?
- Non-Pharm Interventions?
- What anticancer agent cause acute or delayed diarrhea and how should it be managed?
- First line treatment for Immune mediated diarrhea ?
Lung Cancer NSCLC Types
- What are the types of NSCLC?
- Adenocarcinoma
- Squamous Cell
- Large Cell Carcinoma
- Lung Cancer Chemoprevention
Lung Cancer NSCLC Staging and Tx
- What is the treatment for Stage I NSCLC?
- What is the treatment for Stage 2 NSCLC?
- What is the treatment for Stage 3A and Most of 3B Locally Advanced NSCLC?
- What is the primary treatment for Stage 3B/C unresectable NSCLC?
- What is the secondary treatment for Stage 3B/C unresectable NSCLC?
- What is the tertiary treatment for Stage 3B/C unresectable NSCLC?
- What is the last line treatment for Stage 3B/C unresectable NSCLC?
Lung Cancer NSCLC Advanced Stage IV and Relapse
- If a patient has only a single metastatic site what is the treatment?
- What are the Stage IV Goals?
- What are the Stage IV Treatment ECOG Tx factors
- What are the Stage IV Pathways for NSCLC? (There are 3 of them)
Lung Cancer NSCLC - Advanced Stage IV - Squamous vs Non-squamous histology TX
- Stage V -->
- What is the treatment for No-mutation/PD-L1 Neg?
- What is the treatment for Non- squamous NSCLC
Lung Cancer - NSCLC Tx Genomics - PD-L1 Inhibitors
- What are the PD-L1 Inhibitors that end in -Lizumab
- What are the PD-L1 Inhibitors that end in -limab
- What ae teh PD-L1 inhibotrs that end in -lumab
- What should be used in conjunction with Nivolumab?
Lung Cancer - NSCLC Tx - EGFR Exon 19 Deletion or EGFR I858R
- What are the EGFR Exon 19 deletion or EGFR I858R Mutations that end in mer-tinib
- What are the EGFR Exon 19 deletion or EGFR I858R Mutations that end in lotinib?
- What are the EGFR Exon 19 deletions or EGFR I858R mutations that end in fatinib?
Lung Cancer - NSCLC Tx - ALK Rearrangements
- What are the NSCLC ALK Rearrangements?
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