The immunophenotype with the poorer prognosis for large cell lymphoma

The most efficacious drug for lymphoma

A dark pigmented mass on the skin that has a benign biologic behavior

The most common cancer found in cats

The two additional medications that ought to be prescribed in dogs with gross MCTs (not prednisone)

The most efficacious chemotherapy protocol for large cell lymphoma

The two most common side effects of CCNU chemotherapy

A benign mass on the skin of young dogs that can regress on its own over time

The percentage of mammary tumors that are malignant in cats (can be within 5% and still be correct).

The three major side effects of intravenous chemotherapy

The median survival time for dogs with B cell LSA with aggressive chemotherapy

The two most efficacious chemotherapy agents used to treat mast cell tumors

The pinnae, the digit, and mucocutaneous junctions are associated with an aggressive biologic behavior in this tumor

The chemotherapy agent that can cause fatal pulmonary edema in cats

3 of the most common Palladia side effects (6 are listed in the answer)

The name of the enzyme (drug) that can be given to dogs that are sick (substage B), prior to starting chemotherapy for LSA

The chemotherapy used as a first line agent for small cell GI lymphoma in cats

These tumors can be benign when found as a single mass in the skin, but an aggressive form is known as multiple myeloma

This is the most aggressive oral tumor in cats that is poorly responsive to chemotherapy and radiation therapy

The double two-thirds rule

The drug that substitutes doxorubicin in the CHOP protocol, due to heart disease or maximum lifetime dose already achieved

The chemotherapy agent used for lung tumors, as it concentrates highly in lung tissue

This cutaneous tumor is red in color, and is induced by UV light (identified by solar elastosis on histopathology)

The third most common GI cancer in cats

Two chemotherapy agents in the CHOP protocol that need to be dose reduced in MDR1 dogs