WEEK 8

Question 1

Biological Macromolecule that detects and monitor cancers

Answer 1

Tumor Markers

Question 2

Uncontrolled growth

Answer 2

Cancer

Question 3

Solid mass or tumor

Answer 3

Neoplasm

Question 4

Proliferation

Answer 4

increased in cell number

Question 5

Undifferentated

Answer 5

Immature

Question 6

differentation

Answer 6

Mature

Question 7

tumoregenesis

Answer 7

Activation of Growth factors and oncogenes. (before protooncogenes)

Question 8

Inhibition of apoptosis, tumorsuppressor, and cell cycle regulation genes

Answer 8

Tumoregenesis

Question 9

Formation of solid mass or tumor

Answer 9

Tumoregenesis

Question 10

Hyperplasia

Answer 10

Involves the multiplication of cells in an organ or tissue, which may consequently have increased in volume.

Question 11

Tumors remain at the primary site and present a smaller risk to the host

Answer 11

Benign

Question 12

Benign: At this stage the patient stands a good chance of being successfully treated by the complete removal of the tumor .Early detection is critical to cancer prevention in general to high risk families in particular. True or false?

Answer 12

True

Question 13

Neoplasia

Answer 13

Involves the possibility of normal cells undergoing cancerous proliferation. Unregulated and serves no purpose. Pathologic hyperplasia