Goljy 8 Neoplasia Flashcards

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Benign tumors

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epithelial or connective tissue origin

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2
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epithelial tissue origin

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ectoderm, endoderm

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3
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connective tissue origin

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mesoderm

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4
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teratoma

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derives from ectoderm, endoderm, mesoderm

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5
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carcinomas

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derive from squamous, glandular (adenocarcinoma), transitional epithelium

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6
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sarcomas

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derive from connective tissue

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7
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hamartoma

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non-neoplastic overgrowth of tissue

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8
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choristoma

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normal tissue where it should not be

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9
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parenchyma

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neoplastic component

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10
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malig tumors

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increased nuclear/cytoplasmic ratio; abnormal mitotic spindles30 doubling times before detectedupregulation telomerase activity

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11
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basal cell carcinomas of the skin

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invade tissue but do not met.

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12
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invasion

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second most impt. criterion for maligloss of cell adherence = cell invasion

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13
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resist invasion

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cartilage, elastic tissue

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14
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met routes

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lymph, blood, seeding of body cavities

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15
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seeding

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common with surface derived ovarian cancers

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16
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bone mets

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most common site is vertebra, paravertebral venous plexusosteoblastic (radiodense)osteolytic (radio lucent)

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17
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osteoblastic mets

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increased serum alk phos

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18
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osteolyticmets

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potential for hypercalcemia, pathologic fractures

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19
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most common cancer in kids

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acute lymphoblastic leukemia

20
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cancer in men

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prostate, lung, colorectal

21
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cancer in women

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breast, lung, colorectal

22
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Gyn cancer

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endometrium, ovary, cervical

23
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most common cause of cancer death in adults

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lung cancer

24
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Actinic keratosis

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precursor of squamous cell carcinoma

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PSA
more sensitive than specific
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HBV immz
decreases hepatocellular carcinoma
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point mutations
most common type of mutation in cancer
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Proto oncogenes
involved in normal growth and repair
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suppressor genes
protect against unregulated cell growth
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BCL2 gene family
antiapoptosis genes
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BAX
apoptosis gene
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Repair genes
correct errors in nucleotide pairing; excise pyrrimidine dimers
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enzymes involved in dimer excision
endonuslease, exonuclease, polymerase, ligase
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chemical carcinogenesis
initiation to promotion to progression
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Pathogens and cancer
Viruses>bacteria>parasites
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Leukemia
most common cancer due to ionizing radiation
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basal cell carcinoma
most common cancer due to excessive UV light
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cytotoxic CD8 T cells
most effective host defense against cancer
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Cachexia
TNF alpha pivotal rolewasting disease
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Anemia of chronic disease
most common anemia in cancer
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hemostasis in malignancy
thrombogenic
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gram neg sepsis
most common cause of death in cancer
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hypercalcemia
most common paraneoplastic syndrome
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acanthosis nigricans
may be associated with stomach cancer
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signs of ectopic hormone production
hypercalcemia, hyponatremia, hypoglycemia, hypercotisolism, polycythemia
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Hormone tumor marker
calcitonin (medullary carcinoma of thyroid)