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Lecture 5 Test

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Type of primary lung tumor that appears as a hilar mass. 80% of the cases are male. Frequently results in necrosis and cavitation. Tumor is capable of PTH production resulting in hypercalcemia.
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Clinical presentation of intrathoracic spread of lung neoplasm
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Location of Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Lung
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When is bronchial brushing/washings most useful?
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Common sites of Metastasis of Lung Cancer
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N2 staging of lung cancer
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A well-differentiated neuroendocrine lung tumor with low malignancy. Although the tumor is capable of ectopic hormone production, most patients do not have symptoms of an endocrine disorder.
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T4 staging of lung cancer
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Type of primary lung tumor that is not associated with cigarette smoke/inhaled carcinogens. Can present as multifocal lesions or as a solitary lesion.
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5 year survival rates for stage I lung cancer
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Location of Carcinoid tumor of the lung
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T0 staging of lung cancer
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T1 staging of lung cancer
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TX staging of lung cancer
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(T or F) All patients with nonmetastatic carcinoid tumors have carcinoid syndrome.
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T2 staging of lung cancer
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N3 staging of lung cancer
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Location of Small cell (oat cell) Carcinoma of the lung
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Carcinogens in cigarette smoke
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Type of primary lung tumor that is an undifferentiated tumor that may have squamous or adenocarcinoma differentiation or a mixture of both. Neuroendocrine differentiation also occurs. Electron microscopy is necessary to distinguish these features.
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Carcinoid tumor of the lung
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Central or major bronchi
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90% grow within the major bronchus
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Lymph nodes, brain, liver, bone, and adrenal glands
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Lung
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Tumor size: <3.0 cm. No evidence of invasion to surrounding structures. Must be found proximal to a lobar bronchus at bronchoscopy
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No evidence of primary tumor
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Used to obtain cytology samples from centrally located lung tumors. Diagnostic yield is 79-90%
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Metastais to contralateral mediastinal lymph nodes, contralateral hilar lymph nodes, ipsilateral or contralateral scalene or supraclavicular lymph nodes
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Tumor proven by the presence of malignant cells in bronchopulmonary secretions, but not visualized roentgenogrphically or bronchoscopically, or any tumor that cannot be assessed as in retreatment stages.
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Pleuritic chest pain, intense bone or chest wall pain, dysphagia, hoarseness, CHF, SVC syndrome, Pancoast Syndrome
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Tumor size: >3.0 cm OR Any size tumor that either 1) invades the visceral pleura or 2) has associated atelectasis or obstructive pneumonitis. At bronchoscopy, the proximal portion of the tumor must be w/in a lobar bronchus or >2.0 cm distal from carina.
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(1) Dimethyl nitrosamine (2) benzopyrene (3) arsenic
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(1) Any size tumor that invades the mediastinum or involving the heart, great vessels, trachea, esophagus, vertebral body or carina OR (2) Presence of malignant effusion
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48%
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Central or segmental bronchi
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False. Carcinoid syndrome only occurs when the tumor metastasizes (usually to the liver). Clinical disease due to vasoactive peptides/amines, and serotonin secreted by the tumor.
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Metasis to ipsilateral Mediastinal lymph nodes and subcarinal lymph nodes
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Large Cell Anaplastic Carcinoma of the Lung
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Bronchioloalveolar Carcinoma
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5 year survival rate for stage IV lung cancer
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TIS staging of lung cancer
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Most common cancer found in the lung
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Type of lung mass that appears as “coin lesions”. Can consist of cartilage, fat, and epithelial cells.
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Most common cause of cancer deaths in both sexes
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Ptosis, miosis, and anhidrosis due to involvement of the cervical sympathetic plexus.
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Shoulder and arm pain and weakness due to involvement of c8 and t1 nerve roots. Also may have Horner’s syndrome if sympathetic chain is involved.

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