Chapter 7 Tumors Flashcards
adenoma
benign from glands
papilloma
benign from epithelium
cystadenoma
cystic mass
sarcoma
malignant from mesenchymal tissue
leukemia
*always malignant from blood forming cells
lymphoma
*always malignant from lymphocytes
carcinoma
malignant from any of the 3 germs layers
squamous cell carcinoma
malignant that looks like stratified squamous epithelium
adenocarcinoma
malignant that grows in glandular fashion
pleomorphic adenoma
mixed tumor can produce epithelial or myoepithelial cells
teratoma
mixed tumor contain immature or mature cells from more than 1 germ layer
hamartoma
benign tumor resembling tissue of origin
choristoma
ectopic tissue growth but resembles tissue of origin
dermoid cyst
ovarian cyst teratoma
can be benign or malignant
has hair, sebaceous glands and tooth structure in it
example of choristoma
mature cells form pancreatic nodule found in submucosa of stomach, duodenum, or small intestine
lipoma
benign tumor of adipocytes
pleomorphism
variation in shape and size
hyperchromatic
Nuclei are large for the cell
Chromatin is clumped together
dysplasia
changes that cause loss of architectural orientation
difference between metaplasia and dysplasia
metaplasia is replacement by another cell type
dysplasia is a irregularity that hinders maturation in a tissue
carcinoma in situ
preinvasive neoplasm
involved full epithelium but doesn’t invade basement membrane
when is a tumor considered invasive?
when the tumor cell breaches the basement membrane