ABNORMALITIES IN CELL GROWTH Flashcards

1
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Abnormalities in Cell Growth

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A. Retrogressive
B. Progressive
C. Degenerative

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RETROGRESSIVE (2)

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Development defects
Atrophy

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3
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Development Defects

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Hypoplasia
Aplasia
Agenesia
Atresia

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4
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• The organs or a part of the tissue is smaller than normal.

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RETROGRESSIVE

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5
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Incomplete development of the organ

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Aplasia

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6
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Failure of an organ to develop fully

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Hypoplasia

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7
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Failure of an organ to form an opening

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Atresia

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8
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o Acquired decrease of the size of a normally developed organ

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Atrophy

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9
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PROGRESSIVE

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Hypertrophy
Hyperplasia

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10
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The tissue has an increase in size due to the increase in size of the individual cells

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Hypertrophy

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11
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The tissue has an increase in the number of cells

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Hyperplasia

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12
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• There is change due to aberrations of cellular growth patterns

• There is disturbance during the pattern of development

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DEGENERATIVE

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13
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There are four categories of DEGENERATIVE

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Dysplasia
Metaplasia
Anaplasia
Neoplasia

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14
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• Means “disordered growth”

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Dysplasia

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15
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Presence of abnormal cells within a tissue (reversible)

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Dysplasia

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16
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• Reversible
• It involves of transformation of one type of adult cell to another

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Metaplasia

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17
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Lack of differentiation of cells

irreversible

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Anaplasia

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18
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Neoplasia means

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New growth

19
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• Uncontrolled proliferation of cells with no purpose

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Neoplasia

20
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• Mass of neoplastic cells

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Tumor/Neoplasm

21
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General Characteristics Of Tumors

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• May resemble and function like a normal cell

• Autonomous

• Parasitic nature

22
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• Non-responsive to normal growth factors

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Autonomous

23
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Competes with cells for metabolic needs

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Parasitic nature

24
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Parts of Tumor

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Parenchyma
Stroma

25
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actively dividing

• Darkly stained

An active element of the tumor

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Parenchyma

26
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The connective framework with the lymphatic or vascular channels

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Stroma (body)

27
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DEATH

CLASSIFICATION OF TUMOR

Benign:
Malignant:

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Usually not cause death

Usually causes death

28
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DIFFERENTIATION

CLASSIFICATION OF TUMOR

Benign:
Malignant:

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Well-differentiated
Some lack of differentiation

29
Q

RATE OF GROWTH

CLASSIFICATION OF TUMOR

Benign:
Malignant:

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Progressive and slow
Erratic

30
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METASTASIS

CLASSIFICATION OF TUMOR

Benign:
Malignant:

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Absent
Frequent

31
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EPITHELIAL TISSUE

GENERAL TUMOR NOMENCLATURE

Benign:
Malignant:

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-oma
-carcinoma

32
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CONNECTIVE TISSUE

GENERAL TUMOR NOMENCLATURE

Benign:
Malignant:

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  • oma
  • sarcoma
33
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• Monstrous tumors

Benign type of tumor
It can grow on any part of the body

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Teratoma

34
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• Attempts to establish an estimate of the level of malignancy of a tumor

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Grading of Tumors

35
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Grading of Tumors

Based on cytologic differentiation of_______ and ______

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tumor cells and number of mitoses

36
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cytologic differentiation of tumor cells

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Well-differentiated
Undifferentiated

37
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• Tumor cells resemble normal cells

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Well-differentiated

38
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• Tumor cells do not resemble normal cells

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Undifferentiated

39
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• For the size of the tumor
• Extent of the spread of the cancer cells to the lymph nodes
• Presence of metastasis

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staging

40
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Used to classify the grading of tumors

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BORDER’S CLASSIFICATION OF TUMOR

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BORDER’S CLASSIFICATION OF TUMOR

Differentiated Cells

Grade
l
ll
lll
lV

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Grade
l 100-75
ll 75-50
lll 50-25
lV 25-0

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BORDER’S CLASSIFICATION OF TUMOR

Undifferentiated Cells

Grade
l
ll
lll
lV

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Grade
l 0-25
ll 25-50
lll 50-75
lV 75-100

43
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Limitations of Grading

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• It is subjective

• Higher grades of tumor have more tendency to metastasize

• Most sarcomas cannot be graded

44
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Complete non-appearance of an organ

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Agenesia