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| T/F: Primary malignant bone tumors usually do not cross joint spaces. |
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| T/F: Primary malignant bone tumors remain monostotic |
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| 80% of malignant bone tumors in dogs are ________. |
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| T/F: wrt malignant bone tumors in dogs, fibrosarcomas are more common than chondrosarcomas & hemangiosarcomas. |
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| _____% of malignant bone tumors in cats are osteosarcomas. |
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| T/F: The mean age of development of osteosarcoma in cats is 7.5-8yr |
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| Giant breed dogs have ____x greater risk of developing osteosarcoma. Large breeds have _____x greater risk. |
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| T/F: Appendicular osteosarcomas are more common in female dogs. |
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| T/F: The majority of canine osteosarcomas are located in flat bones. |
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| In which long bones are canine osteosarcomas all distal? |
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| T/F: Of canine osteosarcomas in the femur and tibia, 1/3 are proximal & 2/3 distal |
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| What is the most common flat bone for canine osteosarcoma? |
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| What breed has a higher incidence of osteosarcoma in the distal radius? Which breed has less? |
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| With osteosarcoma, there is a ____ zone of transition. |
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| Are osteosarcomas polyostotic or monostotic? |
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| Chondrosarcomas comprise _____% of primary bone tumors in dogs. |
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| T/F: Chondrosarcomas are more common in flat bones than long bones. |
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| With chondrosarcomas, the zone of transition is relatively _____. |
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| Fibrosarcomas comprise _____% of primary bone tumors in dogs |
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| Hemangiosarcomas comprise _____% of bone tumors in dogs. |
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| T/F: Liposarcomas are common in dogs. |
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| Multilobular tumors of bones have local recurrence in _____% |
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| Multilobular tumors of bones metastasize in _____% |
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| T/F: Multilobular tumors of bones usually metastasize to the lungs. |
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| Which bone tumor has multiple characteristic "punched out" bone lesions? |
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| Osteochondromas in the cat have _____ etiology. |
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| T/F: Occult micrometastases are frequently present at the time of primary tumor Dx |
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| Are there more patients w/ primary bone tumors or bone metastases? |
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| T/F: Bone metastasis is more common in dogs >25kg |
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| _____% of mets in dogs <15kg |
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| T/F: Bone metastasis is seen in a different age population from primary bone tumors. |
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| In dogs, bone metastases in long bones are usually _____ |
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| T/F: Bone mets are uncommon distal to the elbow/stifle joints |
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| T/F: Cortical destruction is important in Dx of synovial cell sarcoma |
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| T/F: Synovial cell sarcoma is a tumor that affects >1 bone. |
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