Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
Q

Labile cell populations are cells that _____ and are found in areas like the ___

A

divide continuously

gut

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2
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Stabile cell populations are cells that

A

have limited cell division

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3
Q

Permanent cell populations have

A

no ability to divide

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4
Q

_____: Localized areas of dysregulated growth

A

dysplasia

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5
Q

A solid tumor type is one that is

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embedded in host tissue and is not as bad as invasive growth which penetrates into new tissue.

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6
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Invasive tumor type is one that has

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grown into a new tissue, makes metastitization more likely.

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7
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Well-circumscribed Tumor =

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one with a clear border.

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8
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Grade refers to

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how closely cancer resembles host tissue.

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9
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A secondary site is

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When cancer has metastisized to a new area. Cancer tissue won’t resemble new surrounding tissue.

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10
Q

A polyp or papilloma is a malignant/benign tumor usually associated with _____

A

benign

infection

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11
Q

A malignant tumor derived from epitheial cells

A

carcinoma

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12
Q

Prefix:
Neuro
Osteo
Myo

A

nerve
bone
muscle

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13
Q

Prefix:
Adeno
Angio
Lipo

A

gland
vessels (non specific)
Fat

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14
Q

Teratoma

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A tumor of mixed cell components

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15
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A malignant tumor arising from connective and supportive tissue

A

sarcoma

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16
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Metaplasia:

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Conversion of differentiated tissue type into another.

17
Q

An insitu carcinoma means

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Tumor occupies full thickness of epithelium

18
Q

Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN):

A

Precancerous condition characterised by vervical dysplasia in mucous of cervix.

19
Q

Actitinic keratosis:

A

warty, precancerous proliferation of squamous cells in sun damaged skin of elders.

20
Q

____: A white patch of hyper-plastic and usually atypical squamous epithelium on the oral mucous or genital tract mucous.

A

Leukoplakia

21
Q

Angiogenesis is the formation of ____ ____

A

new vessels

22
Q

Proto oncogenes:
Normal function:
Malfunction:

A

Normal function: Promotes normal cell growth

Malfunction: Point mutation, amplification, or translocation forms an oncogene, resulting in unrestrained cell growth.

23
Q

Tumor suppressor genes:
Normal function:
Malfunction:

A

Normal function: Inhibit cell proliferation

Malfunction: Both genes inactivated in same cell promotes cell proliferation

24
Q

DNA Repair genes:
Normal function:
Malfunction:

A

Normal function: Correct errors in DNA duplication

Malfunction: Gene inactivation increases mutation rate

25
Q

How many tumor repressor genes must fail for cancer?

A

both, there are two alleles

26
Q

____ loop refers to many cancers (especially brain) ability to keep replicating

A

autocrine

27
Q

Pap smear, frozen section, and tests for CEA are tests for

A

screening cancer

28
Q

Alpha fetoprotein can indicate

A

neural tube defect

29
Q

HCG can diagnose

A

testicular cancer

30
Q

____: causing cell death

A

cytotoxic