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1
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what does the lower respiratory system include

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trachea and lungs

2
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what does the upper respiratory sytem include

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nose, pharynx, and larynx

3
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signs and symptoms for local disease

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weight loss and blood in sputum when cough

4
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sign and symptoms of regional disease

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pain, coughing, dyspnea, dysphagia, facial, neck and arm edema, orthopnea, hoarseness

5
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signs and symptoms of systemic disease

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weight loss, anemia, and fatigue

6
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when mass grows into surrounding structures it is known as

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local disease

7
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lymphatic spread to nearby lymph nodes

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regional disease

8
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distant spread via circulatory system with hematogenous spread

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systemic disease

9
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lung cancer is the ___ most common type of cancer in both men and women

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2nd

10
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lung cancer is the _____ cause of cancer related deaths in both men and women

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leading

11
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what is the most common cause of lung cancer

A

tobacco exposure

12
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what is the average age of diagnosis for lung cancer

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65 or older

13
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____% of all cancer related deaths are associated with smoking tobacco

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30

14
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Spouses of smokers have a ___% greater risk of developing lung cancer compared with nonsmokers

A

30

15
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Individuals at high risk for Lung cancer due to tobacco consumption may now qualify for ________

A

low-dose CT screening

16
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Approx. ____% of the natural history of the disease has already occurred at the time of the chest x-ray

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75

17
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what is the principle method of lung cancer detection

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chest xray

18
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Used to determine if lesions are benign or malignant based on metabolic activity

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PET scan

19
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Pulmonary function studies to determine a patient’s ability to withstand various types of treatment

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laboratory studies

20
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Serum Calcium: Elevation is indicative of

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osseos disease

21
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Alkaline phosphatase, LDH, and SGOT leveLs may indicate ___ or ___ involvement

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liver or bone

22
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Tumor histology is most frequently obtained through a

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fiberoptic bronchoscopy

23
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where is mesothelioma most commonly found

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mesothelium of the pleura

24
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what are the routes of spread for lower respiratory tumors

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direct extension, lymphatics, blood

25
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most common site for metastasis for lower respiratory tumors

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Cervical lymph nodes, liver, brain, bones, adrenal glands, kidneys, contralateral lung

26
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treatments for lower respiratory tumors

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surgery, chemo, and radiation

27
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Individuals with advanced intrathoracic disease, extrathoracic extension, a Karnofsky score below ____, or weight loss greater than __% rarely survive longer than 2 years regardless of therapy.

A

70, 5

28
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the ____________ performance status scores ____

A

eastern cooperative oncology group, 0-5

29
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for the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status what scores are most likely to survive and which are less likely?

A

0 to 1

3 or 4

30
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what dose response consistency is related to a higher incidence of lung cancers

A
  • Increased duration of smoking
  • Increased use of unfiltered cigarettes
  • Increased number of cigarettes consumed
31
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what are some examples of occupational exposures that could cause lung cancer?

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Fumes from coal tar, nickel, chromium, arsenic, and various radioactive material, and uranium and randon (alpha emissions)

32
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which is the most common class of lung cancer

A

non-small cell lung cancer

33
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which histology is assciated with tobacco use?

A

SCC

34
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which histology of NSCLC is most common

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adenocarcinoma

35
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5 year survival rate is based on how much it had _____ at diagnosis

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spread

36
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it is rare for anyone who has never smoked to get which class of lung cancer

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SCLC

37
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which class of lung cancer has the worse prognosis

A

SCLC

38
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which class of lung cancer typically reciveve PCI?

A

SCLC

39
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what are the two most common treatments for lung cancer

A

chemo and radiation

40
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Only about __% of patients may be considered for definitive surgery

A

20

41
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acute side effects of radiation therapy treatment

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dermatitis, erythema, esophagitis

42
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chronic side effects of radiation therapy treatment

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  • Dry, nonproductive cough due to irritation of the trachea and bronchi
  • Fibrosis of the lung and subcutaneous fibrosis of the skin
43
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________ is a chemo drug that has a synergistic effect when used in combination with radiation.

A

Adriamycin