Growth Flashcards

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1
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What is a polyp?

A

mass attached to a surface which may or may not be neoplasm

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Examples of premaglignant conditions NON-NEOPLASTIC?

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chronic inflammation
cirrhosis of liver
chronic ulceratice colitis
xeroderma pigmentosum

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3
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What does GRADING mean?

A

how BAD it LOOks

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What does STAGING mean?

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how FAR it got

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5
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What are problems with tumour grading?

A

subjective

appearance may vary

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What are the 3 main features of tumour staging?

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size of primary tumour
extent of lymph node disease
any blood-borne metastasis

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What is NEOPLASM?

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abnormal mass of tissue
growth of which exceeds normal tissue
carries on at same manner after removal of stimuli

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What is NEOPLASIA?

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process by which a neoplasm is formed

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9
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What is a TUMOUR?

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means swelling but conventionally is used as a synonum for neoplasm

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How do BENIGN tumours grow?

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expansion
displacing
adjacent to tissue

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How does a malignant tumour grow?

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infiltration of local tissue and spreads to other parts of t body

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What is the spread of malignant tumours?

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LOCAL - direct invasion

DISTANT - metastasis

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13
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What is METASTASIS?

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used in 2 ways…

  1. secondary tumour
  2. process secondary tumour formed
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14
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What is a Secondary Tumour?

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‘offspring’ of a primary malignant tumour

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What are the routes of METASTASIS?

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  • lymphatic
  • blood
  • transcoelomic
  • along epithelia, lined spaces
  • within epithelium
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16
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How does METASIS work via LYMPHATICS?

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tumour directly invade lymphatics
tumour emboli filtered out, then grow in lymph
typical epithethelial malignancy

17
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How does METASTASIS work via blood?

A

tumour invade blood cells
emboli filtered out by capillaries. eg. liver
typical stromal malignancy

18
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Routes of METASTASIS of TRANSCOEMLOMIC spread?

A

peritoneal

pleural

19
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Routes of METASIS of EPITHELIAL lined spaces?

A

bronchiolo aleveolar carcinoma of lung

20
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Routes of METASTASIS within EPITHELIUM?

A

pagets disease of nipple,vulva and anus

21
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What are particular sites of METASTASES?

A
lymph nodes
liver
lungs
bone
brain
endocrine
skin
22
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What does a name of legion depend on?

A

site
behaviour
histogenesis

23
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Examples of malignant tumours?

A

cancer
carcinoma
sarcoma

24
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“OMA” cells are…

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"SARCOMA" cells are...
malignant
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What is Leukaemia?
neoplastic proliferation of haemopietic stem cells neoplastic spill into blood stream all malignant
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What are the two types of lymphoma?
hodkins disease | non-hodgkins lymphoma
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What is LYMPHOMA?
malignant proliferation of cells of lymphoid tissue
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What is teratoma>
``` aries from totipotential cells producing tissues representing 3 germ cells OVARY TESTES MIDLINE ```
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What are the effects of benign tumour?
``` mechanical pressure obstruction infarction infection rupture of cystic neoplasm hormone profuction malignant change ```
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What are the effects of malignant tumours?
``` tissue destruction haemorrhage secondary infection pain anemia ```