2.2

Question 1

Growth

Answer 1

Collection of hyper-proliferated cells

Question 2

Neoplasm

Answer 2

New growth
Lack of coordination and control of proliferation and differentiation
Neoplasm can be benign or malignant

Question 3

Tumor

Answer 3

Swelling or abnormal growth

Question 4

Cancer

Answer 4

Invasive growth of abnormal cellular and architectural features

Question 5

Benign

Answer 5

Can differentiate 
Grow slowly and can regress
Non invasive and encapsulated (will not move)
Non metastatic 
Low mortality

Question 6

Malignant

Answer 6

Undifferentiated
Rapid growth rate
Invasive and infiltrates surrounding tissue
Metastatic uses blood and lymphatic vessels to travel
High mortality

Question 7

Metastatic cancers

Answer 7

Two kinds: solid of hematologist
Can damage tissue
Invade distant sites
Much harder to treat

Question 8

TUMOR TYPE

Carcinoma

Answer 8

Epithelial tissue

Question 9

TUMOR TYPE

Adenocarcinoma

Answer 9

Glandular tissue

Question 10

TUMOR TYPE

Sarcoma

Answer 10

Associated with connective muscle and bone tissue

Question 11

TUMOR TYPE

Glioma

Answer 11

Associated with nervous tissue

Question 12

TUMOR TYPE

Melanoma

Answer 12

Associated with melanocytes cells

Question 13

TUMOR TYPES

Myeloma

Answer 13

Associated with Plasma cells

Question 14

TUMOR TYPE

Leukemia

Answer 14

Associated with leukocytes

Question 15

TUMOR TYPE

Lymphomas

Answer 15

Associated with lymphatic tissue