Breast Cancer Flashcards

1
Q

1 in __ women will get breast cancer.

A

1 in 8

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2
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BRCA1 Carriers

A

Breast CA risk: 60%
Ovarian CA risk: 59%
Contralateral CA risk: 83%

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3
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BRCA2 Carriers

A

Breast CA risk: 55%
Ovarian CA risk: 16.5%
Contralateral breast CA risk: 62%

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4
Q

Breast Cancer risks

A

Births >30 yo
Tall stature
Family hx
Hormone exposure

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5
Q

Annual mammogram age?

A

Discuss starting at age 40

annual from 40 - 74

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6
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Which views are taken in the mammogram?

A

Craniocaudal

Mediolateral oblique

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7
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Stage 1

A

Tumor <2cm

No nodes

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8
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Stage 2

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Positive, but ipsilateral and mobile nodes
OR
Tumor size >2cm

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9
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Stage 3

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Extensive axillary nodal dz.

Supraclavicular node involvement

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10
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Stage 4

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Metastatic dz

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11
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Non-invasive Breast CA

A

Ductal carcinoma in-situ.

Confined to breast ducts and lobules

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12
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Invasive Breast CA

A

Tumor cells that invade breast stroma

Most common type of breast CA

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13
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DCIS

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Ductal carcinoma in-situ
Affects one breast
20% of all breast CA

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14
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LCIS

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Lobular Carcinoma In-Situ
Never a palpable lesion
Incidental microscopic finding
Biopsy

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15
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Types of invasive breast CA

A

Infiltrating ductal carcinoma: 70-80%
Lobular invasive carcinoma: 5-10%
Ductal/lobular: 7%
Colloid/tubular/medullary/papillary: 6%

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16
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Paget’s Dz

A

Disorder of nipple and areola.
Crusting, scaling, erosion
ALways associated w/ underlying mammary CA

17
Q

Inflammatory Breast CA

A

Rapidly progressive tumor w/ high chance for early mets.

Pain, tender, firm enlarged breast, warm skin

18
Q

Tamoxifen

A

Therapy used for ER/PR positive tumors

19
Q

Aromatase inhibitors

A

Used for postmenopausal women.

20
Q

Trastuzumab

A

Used for overexpression of HER2.

21
Q

HER2

A

Human epidermal growth factor receptor 2.

22
Q

Which chemo agent causes renal injury?

A

Cysplatin

23
Q

Which chemo agent causes cardiac complications?

A

Doxyrubicin

24
Q

Which chemo agent causes pulmonary fibrosis?

A

Bleomycin

25
Q

Tamoxifen causes?

A

Blood clots