Chap 19 - Oncology Quizes Flashcards

1
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Loss of differentiation of cells; reversion to a more primitive cell type:

A

anaplasia

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2
Q

System of evaluating the extent of spread of tumors:

A

staging of tumors

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3
Q

Programmed cell death:

A

apoptosis

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4
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Cancerous tumor made up of cells of epithelial origin:

A

carcinoma

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5
Q

Evaluating the degree of maturity of tumor cells or indication of malignant transformation:

A

grading of tumor

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6
Q

Spread of a malignant tumor to a secondary site:

A

metastasis

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7
Q

Partial or complete disappearance of symptoms of disease:

A

remission

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8
Q

Cancerous tumor derived from connective or flesh tissue:

A

sarcoma

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9
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Noncancerous growth; a neoplasm:

A

benign tumor

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10
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Replication of cells

A

mitosis

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11
Q

The combining form that means cancer, cancerous:

A

carcin/o

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12
Q

The combining form that means flesh, connective tissue:

A

sarc/o

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13
Q

The combining form that means death:

A

necr/o

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14
Q

The combining form that means tumor:

A

onc/o

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15
Q

The suffix that means immature tumor:

A

-blastoma

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16
Q

The suffix that means mass, tumor:

A

-oma

17
Q

The prefix that means short (distance):

A

brachy-

18
Q

The prefix that means beyond, change:

A

meta-

19
Q

A suffix that means formation, growth:

A

-genesis

20
Q

The prefix that means backward:

A

ana-

21
Q

Radiotherapy that uses insertion of sealed containers into body cavities or radioactive seeds directly into the tumor:

A

brachytherapy

22
Q

Treatment with drugs:

A

chemotherapy

23
Q

Radiation therapy using energy in the form of x-rays or gamma rays:

A

photon therapy

24
Q

Applying radiation to a tumor from a source outside the body:

A

external beam irradiation

25
Q

Wide resection involving removal of the tumor, its organ of origin, and all surrounding tissue in the body space:

A

exenteration

26
Q

Destruction of tissue by electric sparks generated by a high-frequency current:

A

fulguration

27
Q

Study using CT or MRI to map treatment before RT is given:

A

simulation

28
Q

Use of subfreezing temperature to destroy tissue:

A

cryosurgery

29
Q

Interleukins are examples of what kind of therapy?

A

biological therapy

30
Q

Fractionation is an example of what kind of:

A

radiation therapy