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59 Cards in this Set
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MYC translocation
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8:14
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BCR-ABL translocation
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9:22
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Ewing sarcoma translocation
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11:22
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T-cell ALL Translocation
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8:14
10:14 |
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What chromosome is the Ig gene on?
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Chromosome 14
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Mantle cell lymphoma translocation
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11:14
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Follicular lymphoma translocation
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14:18
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AML/ALL translocation
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4:11
6:11 |
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HCG marker
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Trophoblastic tumor
Nonseminomatous testicular tumor |
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Calcitonin marker
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Medullary CA of thyroid
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Catecholamine and metabolite tumor marker
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Pheochromocytoma
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Alpha fetoprotein tumor marker
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HCCA
Nonseminomatous testicular cancer/germ cell cancers |
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Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)
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Colon
Pancreas Lung Stomach Breast |
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Name two oncofetal antigens
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Alpha fetoprotein
Carcinoembryonic antigen |
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Markers for prostate cancer
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PSA (prostate specific antigen)
Prostatic acid phosphatase CA 19-9 |
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Neuron specific enolase (NSE) antigen
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Small cell CA of lung
Neuroblastoma |
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Immunoglobulin tumor markers
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Multiple myeloma
Other plasma cell lesions |
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CA-125 mucin tumor marker
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Ovarian cancer
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CA-19-9 mucin tumor marker
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Colon cancer
Pancreatic cancer |
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CA-15-3 mucin tumor marker
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Breast cancer
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Cushing syndrome: mechanism
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Ectopic production of ACTH or ACTH-like substances
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Cushing syndrome: underlying neoplasm
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SCCA of lung
Thymoma Pancreatic cancer Neural tumor |
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Hypercalcemia: mechanism
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Osteolysis (not PNS)
ectopic production of PTH or PTH related IL-1, TGF-alpha, TNF, Vit D |
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Hypercalcemia: underlying neoplasm
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SCCA of lung
Lymphoma Breast cancer Kidney cancer Uterine cervical cancer Ovarian cancer |
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Hyponatremia: mechanism
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Ectopic production of ADH or atrial natriuretic hormone
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Hypoatremia: underlying neoplasm
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SCCA of lung
Intracranial neoplasm |
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Hypoglycemia: mechanism
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Ectopic secretion of insulin or insulin-like factors
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Hypoglycemia: underlying neoplasm
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Large sarcomata
HCCA |
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Marker phenotype: intestinal adenomata
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Familial adenomatous polyposis
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Marker phenotype: benign neoplasms
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Multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN)
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Carcinoid syndrome: mechanism
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Release of seratonin, bradykinin, histamine
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Carcinoid syndrome: underlying neoplasm
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Carcinoid tumor (gut, lung)
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Polycythemia: mechanism
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Erythropoietin
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Polycythemia: underlying neoplasm
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RCCA
HCCA Cerebellar hemangioma |
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Myasthenia: underlying neoplasm
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Small cell CA of lung
Other lung CA Thymoma |
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CNS white matter degeneration: underlying neoplasm
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Lymphoma
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Peripheral neuropathy: underlying neoplasm
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Lung CA
Breast CA |
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Acanthosis nigricans: underlying neoplasm
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Lung CA
Stomach CA Uterus CA Breast CA |
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Dermatomyositis: underlying neoplasm
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Lung CA
Breast CA Gut CA |
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Hypertrophic osteoartropathy: mechanism
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Unknown
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Hypertrophic osteoarthropathy: underlying neoplasm
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Lung CA
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Migratory thrombophlebitis: mechanism
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Mucin activating coagulation cascade
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Migratory thrombophlebitis: underlying neoplasm
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Pancreas CA
Other mucinous CA |
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Nonbacterial thrombotic endocarditis: Mechanism
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Hypercoagulability
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Anemia: underlying neoplasm
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Thymoma
CLL Lymphoma |
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Thrombocythemia: underlying neoplasm
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Various carcinomas
Lymphoma Thymoma |
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Granulocytosis: underlying neoplasm
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Thymoma
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Eosinophilia: underlying neoplasm
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Hodgkin disease
T-cell lymphoma |
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Nephrotic syndrome: underlying neoplasm
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Many
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Nephrotic syndrome: mechanism
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Tumor antigens
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Immune complex glomerulonephritis: underlying neoplasm
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Many
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Immune complex glomerulonephritis: mechanism
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Immune complexes
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Red cell aplasia is associated with what cancer?
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Thymoma
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Hemolytic anemia is associated with what cancer?
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CLL
Lymphoma |
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What is nonbacterial thrombotic endocarditis?
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aka marantic endocarditis
Fibrin accumulates on cardiac valves (L>R) and can embolize |
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Chromosome abnormality found in sarcoma?
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Translocation of 12:16
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In what types of cancers is the APC gene mutation seen?
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Colon/gastric
Esophageal |
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What is the most commonly mutated proto-oncogene?
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RAS gene
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What is the most commonly mutated gene in cancer?
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p53
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