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| Canine intransal tumors are more commonly (sarcomas/carcinomas) |
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| Even though not specific for cancer- what clinical sign may make you pretty suspicious of a nasal tumor? |
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| What are you worried about hitting on accident when sampling a nasal tumor |
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| At the time of dx, nasal tumors (are/are not) likely to have distant mets |
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| Standard of care for nasal tumors |
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| What characteristic of a nasal tumor would make you NOT want to use definitive radiation? |
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| If it involves the cribiform plate |
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| Most common feline nasal tumor |
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| three paraneoplastic "syndromes" of primary lung tumors |
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| Adenocarcinoma/SCC is a more aggressive primary lung tumor |
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| How is a thymoma designated as benign or malignant? |
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| invasion of surrounding tissues |
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| When aspirating a thymoma you'll get a lot of these cells______which are not the neoplastic cells |
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| Rabbit presents with bilateral exophthalmus |
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| This paraneoplastic syndrome is seen in upto 40% of thymoma patients |
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| Thyroid masses are almost always (carcinoma/adenoma)s |
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| Most common presentation of a ferret with insulinoma |
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| The 2/3 2/3 rule states that about ___% of all splenic masses are HSA |
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| ____% of dogs presenting with non traumatic hematoma have HSA. It increases another 10% if they are also ____ |
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| The most common secondary tumor in the CNS is____ |
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| ____ % of cats with spontaneous hemoabdomen have HSA |
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| Most common site for dermal HSA in cats |
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| Two staging tests for hSA |
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| Reason for sometimes elevated ALT with HSA dogs |
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| which two _penias are common with HSA |
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Which of the following is more correct?
If see a mass in right atrium you should check spleen
If see a mass in the spleen you should check in RA |
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| If see a mass in RA- check for one in spleen! |
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| T/F LN involvemet i svery common with HSA |
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| T/F Pulmonary mets are common with HSA |
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| What's an "herbal" remedy that might help woth HSA? |
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| Most chemo protocols for HSA include _______. |
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| This cancer has a metronomic type chemo option |
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Prognosis splenic HSA in months:
Splenectomy only
Splenecomy + Doxo |
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| Most common presentation for canine HSA |
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| Herbicide/Insecticide exposure increases risk for TCC |
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| What chemo treatment for other cancers is known to increase risk for TCC |
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| Metronomic Cyclophosphamide |
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| Poster child (or dog) for TCC |
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| Middle aged dog with their first UTI...think about_____ and perform a _____ |
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| Specifically what kind of herbicides increase TCC risk? |
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| Why might a TCC dog present with lameness |
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| Which kind of bladder mass do you never FNA? |
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| Apical tumor that looks surgical |
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| When should a bladder tumor antigen (BTA) test be performed? |
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| In predisposed breeds for screening |
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| MST for TCC on piroxicam alone |
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| What chemo agent is most commonly added to piroxicam for TCC with a MST of maybe upto a year |
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| Which tends to be the more agressive prostatic carcinoma- TCC or adenocarcinoma |
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| What % of prostatic carcinomas have mets at dx |
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| Prostatic carcinomas seem to have similar MST as TCC for piroxicam alone or with chemo. However, what's the MST if do nothing? |
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| This round cell tumor may spontaneously regress - but prob wont if there over 6 months |
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| Tx with this chemo agent may actually cure TVT |
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| Need to monitor pts on piroxicam b/c it can cause: |
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| Cats with renal tumors most likely___________and commonly have concurrent disease here________. |
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tx for renal carcinoma in dogs
whats resulting MST? |
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| Before you biopsy a suspected nasal tumor what other diagnostics should you perform |
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Blood work + coag
Blood pressure
CT |
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| Why is it better to do a CT before flushing for a suspected nasal tumor |
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| see if intact cribiform plate- dont flush if compromised! |
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| Mets at diagnosis for nasal tumors common/uncommon |
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Standard of care for nasal tumor
second choise? |
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Definitive Radiation
Palliative Radition |
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| If Radiation not an option for nasal tumor- what chemo can you try? |
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| Definitive RT for nasal cancer gives a MST of _____ months average and with no tx _____ months |
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| Most common feline nasal tumor |
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| MST _____ months for nasal LSA in cat with radiation therapy and ____ perecent develop systemic LSA |
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| Even tho primary lung tumors are rare- when they do occur more likely to be _____ |
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| Range of clinical signs with primary lung tumor |
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| nothing at all- to really really bad |
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| Two weird paraneoplastic syndromes of primary lung tumors in dogs |
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Hypertrophic osteopathy
Leukocytosis |
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| Dx of lung tumor- take chest xray obvi but then what else is really helpful? |
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| Tx choice promary lung tumor |
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prog lung tumors better when less than _____ cm
is adenocarcinoma or scc better prog? |
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| With histo grad of lung tumors what the survival difference bet a well differeintatied versus poorly deiff grade? |
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| 2.5 moths to 23 months (10x!) |
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| When staging a primary lung tumor you look at size, LN involvement and the presence of ______ |
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| What kind of neoplasia is a thymoma |
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| How do you dtermine malignancy of a thymoma? |
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| Invasion of surrounding tissues |
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| This tumor is often cystic |
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| Bilateral exophthalmus in rabbit |
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| Name for sydrome that causes edema of face and limbs from a thymoma |
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| CLassic paraneoplastic syndrome of thymoma |
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| Cats can get a paraneoplastic Exfoliative dermatitis |
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| ________ can be comfused ofr a Mediastinal lymphoma especially since it can also cause lymphocytosis and hypercalcemia |
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| Surgery- median sternotomy |
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MST for thymmoma with surgery
w/o surgery |
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| A high % of _____ cells in the thymoma on biopsy is a good prg indicator |
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| Top 3 ddx for oral tumor in dog |
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| Most comm on oral tumor in cats by far |
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| Lump in neck is a common presentation for ___ SCC in the dog |
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| Best way to dx an oral tumor |
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| What must you remember to do when you biopsy |
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| With oral yumors do you want to do it from iside or outside oral cavity |
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| What may you see in chem panel for feline oral SCC? |
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| Why is a feeding generally NOT recommended for palliative care for an oral tumorq |
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| May be hard to assess quality of life |
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| Canine oral SCC generally have low risk for mets except for these two forms |
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| Surgery for an oral mass with best outcome ( if possible) |
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| If you can do surgery and radition therapy for canine oral SCC whats the MST? |
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| ON presenation what % tonsilar SCC have visiable lung mets- how about % with micro mets? |
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| Mutations of ____ associated iwth ____ households may predispose cats to feline oral SCC |
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| best possible scenario for a feline oral SCC |
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| What % of tonsilar SCC patients are alive at year 1 |
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| This percent of oral melanomas are malignant |
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| A dog can present with _____ syndrome from a thyroid tumor if becomes really invasive |
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| Why should you NOT do an incisional biopsy on a thyroid tumor? |
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| A thyroid tumor with these three characteristics is a good candidate for surgery |
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Freely moveable
Non invasive
No mets |
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| MST for thyroid tumor with definitive rt or iodine |
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| cats with hyperthyroid usually have |
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| not really a chemo protocol for insulinoma but if there were it would include this: |
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| With stage one insulinoma nd surgery what is the MST? |
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| Intermittent anxiety wekaness collapse with concurrent hypertension |
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| Mortality risk (%) of adrenalectomy |
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| Salivary gland tumors rare but when in cats more likely to be this breed |
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| Esophageal tumors really uncommon but when they exist most likely to be a _____ or assoc with ____ |
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Gastric tumors in dog most likely:
in cats: |
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| Most common SI tumor in both dogs and cats is _____ followed by______ |
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| Intestinal tumor with a paraneoplastic hypercalcemia |
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| Both _____ and MCT's have ckit mutations |
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| About half of non LSA GI tumors with met to where? |
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While the most common met site for non lymphoma gi tumors in dogs and cats is lymphnodes, the second most common site is different
Dogs:
Cats: |
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| This perianal tumor will likely regress with castration because it is hormone driven |
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| AGASACAs are usually uni/bi - lateral |
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| main cimplication with surgical removal of AGASACA |
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| Main side effect of radiation for an AGASACA |
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| ____ is the most common liver tumor in dogs and second in cats |
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| MST for massive hepatocellular carcinoma with surgery |
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| Three types of HCC and which is best prog ( it's also the most common) |
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| Most common liver tumor in cats |
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| Weird paraneoplastic syndrome of exocrine pancreas neoplasia in cats |
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