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this is the most aggressive lung cancer
small lung cell cancer
this cancer is usually inoperative
small lung cell cancer
3 non-small cell lung cancer
epidermoid
adenocarcinoma
large cell
type caused by smoking
epidermoid
type caused by non-smokers
adenocarcinoma
causes of cancer
smoking, asbestos, 2nd hand smoke, chemicals, radon
common sites of lung cancer metastasis
pleural spaces
lymph nodes
*liver
*brain
bone-vertebrae and ribs
paraneoplastic syndrome
indication of advanced disease:
thrombophlebitis
SIADH
Cushings, etc
Pt's blood clot or thin?
clot-easily get DVT's and PE's
stage 1 LC
localized cancer
stage 2 LC
cancer in the lymph nodes at the top of the lung
stage 3 LC
cancer has spread into the chest wall
stage 4 LC
cancer has spread to another part of the body
Signs of LC
hemoptysis
cough
SOB, dyspnea
recurrent pneumonia or effusion
chest pain- not angina, musculoskelatal
*weight loss- something is wrong if adult is unintentionally losing weight
fatigue
superior vena cava syndrome
Symptoms of LC
Palpate-fremitus increased
Percussion- dull
Auscultate- wheezes, decreased BS, pleural friction Rub
Psychosocial- Fear, guilt and shame
superior vena cava syndrome
tumor pushing against S. vena cava causing edema and skin color changes from the nipple and up
what to do for a superior vena cava syndrome
Do CXR
Immediate radiation therapy and O2
Diagnosis of LC
sputum for cytology
CXR
Bronchoscopy
PET scan
thrococentesis
percutaneous needle bx
mediastinoscopy
respiratory Fx- ABG, PFT
worry about with hotspots on bone scan
pathological fractures
treatment for LC
chemotherapy
radiation therapy
Laser therapy
video assisted thoroscopic surgery
Bronchial stents
surgical tx for LC
lobectomy
pneumonectomy
wedge resection
Post operative Care
Operative side up-allows for better expansion
voldyne
pain control
prevent frozen shoulder syndrome
prevention of frozen shoulder syndrome
gently get them abducting the shoulder
Post op D/C teaching
no heavy lifting for 6 mo
watch for resp infection
f/u chemo or radiation
Palliative Therapy
O2 therapy
Drug therapy
Malignant Pleural effusions
Frequent Thorocentesis
chest tube
sclerosing agent injected into chest tube
Pleurodesis