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Exam 1 Lecture 1
Median age of being diagnosed wit...,
Define neoplasm tumor and cancer,
What are the non cancerous plasias
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Exam 1 Lecture 2
Most commonly mutated gene in cancer,
Can you get to estrogens without ...,
What enzyme forms pregninolone
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Exam 1 lecture 3
What is unique about the action o...,
Which of the following is not a h...,
Which of the following drugs is o...
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exam 1 lecture 4
Which of the following drugs targ...,
Which compound below is not a cov...,
Describe how t315i prevents the e...
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Exam 1 Lecture 5
What kind of drug is mitomycin c ...,
Moa of platinum drugs what is the...,
What does cisplatin turn into ins...
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Exam 1 lecture 6
What is the first attempted immun...,
What are the types of cells that ...,
Why do antibodies produced by mic...
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Exam 2 Lecture 1
What is one of the most feared si...,
Complications that could result f...,
What are some potential causes of...
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Exam 2 lecture 2
Why do cancer patients have pain,
Mnemonic used to assess pain in p...,
What does opqrstu stand for
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Exam 2 lecture 3
Epidemiology of breast cancer,
Incidence and mortality of breast...,
Risk factors for breast cancer
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Exam 2 lecture 4 (prostate)
Describe the epidemiology of pros...,
Pathogenesis of prostate cancer w...,
Risk factors for prostate cancer
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Exam 2 lecture 4 (Lung)
Risk factors for lung cancer,
What do egfr mutations mean in lu...,
What are the different types of n...
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Exam 2 lecture 5 (colorectal)
How is colon cancer ranked interm...,
Risk factors for colon cancer,
What is a hereditary syndrome tha...
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exam 2 lecture 5 (melanoma)
What are melanocytes use,
Risk factors for melanoma,
What are the different growth pat...
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exam 2 lecture 6 (ovarian cancer)
What is the leading cause of deat...,
How does ovarian cancer happen,
Risk factors of ovarian cancer
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exam 2 lecture 6 bone modifying agents
What percent of cancer causes hyp...,
What are the types of hcm hyperca...,
Signs an symptoms of hcm include ...
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EXam 2 lecture 7
What are the diseases of myeloid ...,
What are lymohoid cell line diseases,
What are the 2 major types of lym...
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Exam 2 lecture 8
What are the two different kinds ...,
Who do leukemia mostly affect,
What is cml and how does it occur
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Lung cancer treatment
What is a regimen used to treat l...,
Regimen to treat extensive sclc,
What are some adjuvant chemo opti...
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Exam 3 lecture 1
Define typical infant growth,
Define malnutrition and failure t...,
Recommendations on breast feeding...
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Exam 3 lecture 1 Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition
How to calculate ibw,
How to calculate dbw dosing body ...,
How to calculate nutritional body...
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Exam 3 lecture 2
General protein intake guidelines...,
What is npc what is a good distri...,
Which is more complicated pn or e...
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Exam 3 lecture 3 EN
Moa of en,
Describe bolus en what dose do we...,
Advantages disadvantages of bolus
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Exam 3 lecture 4 (review)
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Exam 3 lecture 5
Define critical care where does i...,
What are some pharmacokinetic alt...,
What are some distribution change...
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Exam 3 lecture 6
Monitoring sustained nmb neuromus...,
Define tof assessment,
Define padis
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Exam 3 lecture 7
What are pad guidelines for analg...,
What are pad guidelines on sedation,
Define the sedation algorithim
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exam 3 lecture 8
What is anemia,
How,
Signs and symptoms of anemia
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Exam 3 lecture 9
Normal ph of body,
What is it called when ph 735 wha...,
Acid base imbalances can be eithe...
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Exam 3 Metabolic Alkalosis
What is the ph for metabolic alka...,
Primary rise in hco3 results from...,
What results in maintenance of me...
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Exam 4 lecture 1
What is ibd what are the two types,
What signs and symptoms are consi...,
What is an imprtant goal of thera...
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Exam 4 lecture 2
Symptoms of mild moderate active uc,
How is mild moderate active uc gr...,
Should we use oral and or topical...
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Exam 4 lecture 3
What is the functionality of the ...,
What are some objective markers t...,
Name an objective biomarker that ...
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Cirrhosis summary
1st line therapy for ascites,
When to use prophylaxis for ascites,
Monitoring ascites
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Exam 4 lecture 4
Define rheumatoid artheritis,
Epidemiology of ra,
How does ra happen
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EXam 4 lecture 5
What is a stroke,
What ar ethe two types of strokes,
Define ischemic stroke different ...
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Exam 4 lecture 6
Does ischemic stroke have worse p...,
Distinguishing symtom of hemorrha...,
Acute hemorrhagic stroke management
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Exam 4 lecture 7
Define lupus,
Predisposing factors to lupus,
What is drug induced lupus erythe...
48
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