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First Aid Basics

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1. Mature teratoma in women






2. Squamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus






3. Follicular and undifferentiated lymphomas anti - apoptotic molecule (oncogene)






4. MEN type II and III tyrosine kinase (oncogene)






5. All - AML






6. Prostate (blastic) - thyroid - testes - breast (lytic and blastic) - lung (lytic) - kidney (breast and prostate are most common)






7. Retinoblastoma - osteosarcoma 13q tumor suppressor (blocks G1 to S phase progression)






8. Lymphoma

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9. Pancreatic cancer (Deleted in Pancreatic Cancer) 18q tumor suppressor






10. Leukemia - lymphoma






11. Neuroblastoma transcription factor (oncogene)






12. Rhabdomyosarcoma






13. Wilms' tumor 11p tumor suppressor






14. Burkitt's lymphoma transcription factor (oncogene)






15. Infections - inflammation - cancer - pregnancy - SLE






16. Tumor marker: neuroblastoma - lung and gastric cancer






17. Lung tumor transcription factor (oncogene)






18. TB - fungal infections - syphilis - leprosy - cat scratch fever - sarcoid - Crohn's - Berylliosis.






19. Sickle cell (altered shape) - polycythemia (too many) - CHF (unknown)






20. Macrophages and lymphocytes. Persistant destruction and repair.






21. Tumor marker: (Normal in fetus). Hepatocellular carcinomas. Nonseminomatous germ cell tumors of the testis.






22. Tumor marker: melanoma - neural tumors - astrocytomas






23. Mature teratoma in men or malignant teratoma in M/F






24. Colon carcinoma GTPase (oncogene)






25. Tumor marker: ovarian - malignant epithelial tumors.






26. Lipoma






27. Enzymes: catalase - superoxide dismutase - glutathione peroxidase.Vitamins: ACE Spontaneous decay






28. 32%/18% female






29. Squamous cell carcinoma of skin






30. Colonic adenocarcinoma






31. Lung - breast - skin (melanoma) - kidney (renal cell carcinoma) - GI.50% brain tumors are from mets






32. Adenoma - papilloma






33. During embryogenesis - hormone induction and atrophy. Increased mitochondrial permeability and cytochrome c release. Increase Bax (pro - apoptotic) - decreased Bcl -2 (anti - apopotic).






34. Malignant melanoma






35. Female 13% Male 12%






36. Adenocarcinoma - papillary carcinoma






37. Hyperuricemia (excess NA turnover)






38. Tumor marker: mets to bone - obstructive biliary disease - Paget's






39. Vascular: E and P- selectin Leukocyte: Sialyl Lewis






40. Colon>stomach>pancreas>breast>lung (liver and lung are the most common places for mets)






41. Enzymatic degradation and protein denaturation due to exogenous injury. Inflammatory process where intracellular components extravasate.






42. Gastric adenocacinoma






43. Liver (angiosarcoma)






44. Tumor marker: prostate carcinoma marker.






45. Skin (SqCC) - liver (angiosarcoma)






46. Female 13%/23% and rising Male 16%/33% (mortality has plateaued)






47. Tumor marker: Screen for prostate carcinoma. Can also be elevated in BPH and prostatitis.






48. Malignant lymphoma






49. Liver (hepatocellular carcinoma)






50. Lung (mesothelioma and bronchogenic carcinoma)