ONCOLOGY
ONCOLOGY
ONCOLOGY
Uncontrolled cellular division
Cancer
1. Normal cells- would growth only when they receive such signals
-would grow and mature into distinct cell types
-BLAST: IMMATURE CELLS:NON- FUNCTIONAL
-CYTES: (MONO) MATURE CELLS FUNCTIONAL
- (production of new vessels angiogenesis)
CELL CYCLE
1. Interphase: is the longest phase
-G1: Cell growth (literal na lumaki na lumaki) protein increase larger
-S: DNA Synthesis (no overlaping)
-G2: Prep for mitosis
CELL ADAPTATION
A. Normal
-have nucleus, basement membranes
B. Cells that have undergone atrophy
-Atrophy the cells shims inside (lumiit ang cells)
-Decrease o2, blood, nerve, nutrient supply
-Aging
-Prolonged immobility
-Decreased use
C. Cells that have undergone Hypertrophy (lumalaki)
-like pag nag gym pag napunit yung muscle at napahiga lumalaki)
D. Hyperplasia at cellular level (dumami)
-pre malignant
-Neoplasia - malignant other word anaplasia
E. Metaplasia
-one cell type converted into another cell type
-chronic smoker
-Cilated columnar epithelium simple squamous epithelium
F. Dysplasia
-Bizarre cell growth (kakaiba itchura)
-complete alteration of cells in terms of size, shapes, amount
-Pre malignant
-don’t have anaplasia
-PROLACTINOMA (BENIGN)
PENILE DISCHARGE
-Color discharge clear whitish (N), if greenish and red (AB)
-could be STD’S and should check for the smell
-or could be cancer
-have good hygiene
U: Unexplained anemia
-maputla have prob in GI
S: Sudden wt loss
-Cachexia, super payat may binubuhay na bukol sa katawan may kaagaw
sa nutrition 5kg in a week
CANCER DIAGNOSIS
Primary prevention: preventing cancer before it even happens; lifestyles
modification
-poor diet, fast food, oily food
-obesity
-alcohol drinking, cigarette smoking sedentary lifestyles
Tumor staging
Identify the extent of involvement of cancer
TNM STAGING
T: TUMOR
N: NODE
M: METASTASIS
TUMOR GRADING
Levels of differentiation
Grade 1; well differentiated: its still closely resembles the cells of the tissue
from w/ it came from (kamukha ng normal but see closely no)
Grade 2; moderately
Grade 3; poorly
Grade 4 Undifferentiated
(the more panget sa microscope the more malignant)
MGT OF CANCER
3 types
1. surgery
PURPOSE:
-diagnostic purpose
-BIOPSY, gold standard to identify
*fine needle aspiration biopsy
*punch biopsy, deeper tissue sample
*shave biopsy, superficial sample tissue sample (sterile razor)
*incisional biopsy, portion of tumor is removed
*excisional biopsy, entire tumor is removed
*bone marrow aspiration (mga fluid type cancer)
-posterior iliac crest: most preferred
-Sternum/ breastbone: pls avoid pediatric pts <12 yr old
-Tibia: pedia
2. Primary tx
A. chemosurgery
-instalattion of chemo agents directly into the body cavity; intraperitoneal
chemo
B. Cryosurgery
-Freezing of the tissue
-Reproductive use
C. Electrosurgery
-dIrect current/ cottery
D. Laser surgery
-light and energy
3. Prophylactic
risk reduction surgery
4. Reconstructive surgery
Surgery; cosmetic effect; to improve function
5.Palliative surgery; improve quality of life
-relieve s/sx
RADIATION THERAPY
*Radiosensitive cancer cells
-tumor is sensitive to radiation
*Radioresistant cancer cells
-difficult to kills; malignant
EXTERNAL VS INTERNAL
External: AKA teletherapy work common mode of radiation than internal, in
sessions
1. the total dose want doctor to give pt is large given at once
2. This will allow the normal cell to recover
3. It will allow tumor to be more radiosensitive
Internal: AKA brachytherapy
Sealed: form of implants, seeds,rods, beads
Unsealed
-Give by IV/ORAL; pt s radioactive; even ody fluids radioactive as well;
private CR
-no private CR, should flush the toilet twice
-pt is no longer radioactive 48hrs after admissions
DTS PRINCIPLES
-D-Distance: maintain 6 ft away; Private room; limit visitors; away from
nurses station with radioactive pt
-T-Time: 30mins/shift; cluster your activities
-S-Shield: Use lead shield; Dosimeter badge put on scrub
Chemotherapy
is administration of anti neoplastic agent to kill cancer cells
Chemotherapeutic agents
Cell cycle specific phase: inhibits DNA Synthesis
Side effects
-Alopecia
-Dermatitis, enteritis, immunosupression
-dec libido, sterility
-cachexia, anorexia, fatigue (N/V*** nausea & vomiting MOST SIDE EFFECT OF
CHEMO)
-pulmonary toxicity
-cardiac toxicity
-nephrotoxicity
-neurotoxicity, peripheral, neuropathy, cognitive impairment
Meds:
Ondansetron IV
metoclopromide IV
Chemotherapy Toxicity
-methrotexade cause stomatitis
-bleomycin cause pulmonary fibrosis
-Doxorubicin cause cardiac toxicity
-Cisplatin cause ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity
*most ototoxic drugs
1.anti malaria: quinine, no to pregnant
2. Chemo: cisplatin
3.amino-glycosides: streptomycin,gentamycin, kanamycin
-Cyclophosphamide cause hemorrhage cyctitis
*MESNA, encourage rage to increase OFI
-Vincristine/Vinblastine cause peripheral neuropathy
(photo sensitive)
EXTRAVASATION
Infiltration of chemo agents
Irritans vs vesicants
*Localized tissue damage *Tissue necrosis permanent tissue damage
BREAST CANCER
-most common type of cancer worldwide
-Upper outer quadrant because there are lymph nodes
-infiltrating ductal carcinoma (terminal lungs lobular units)
RISK FACTORS
-gender: 99.99% female; 1% male
-Age: >62 yrs old
-Family hx
-personal hx
Genetics: BRCA1, BRCA2 gene
-Nulliparity
-Early menarche ,112 yrs old
-Late menopause >55 yrs old
Diagnostics test:
1.Mammography, xray of the breast
-avoid deodorants, powders, perfume, lotion
High risk: 30 yrs old mag mammography
-40-44 yrs old if not optional to start screening
-45-55 yrs old required annually
-55 yrs old above limit biennially every other year, every 2 yrs