Neoplasia Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

Define neoplasia

A

A new growth of tissue serving no physiological function

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2
Q

Define tumor

A

mass of tissues from a pre existent cell

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3
Q

What does it mean if its Benign

A

non cancerous
not metastasizing

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4
Q

What does it mean if its Malignant

A

cancer
may metastasize

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5
Q

Define cancer

A

Body cells undergoing unregulated reproduction and metastasizing

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6
Q

what is a functioning oncogene

A

spread protein to help control cellular reproduction

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7
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what is a defective oncogene

A

contributes to a cell being able to reproduce unregulated

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8
Q

How is color blindness caused

A

by mutated genes that have a role in color vision

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9
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what are carcinogens

A

agents associated with increase development of cancer

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10
Q

what are the routes chemicals can effect the body

A

Ingested
Inhaled
Absorbed

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11
Q

how does a virus start

A

it inserts its DNA into the middle of a gene

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12
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what is considered natural radiation

A

Sunlight
cosmic
radon
bananas
naturally radioactive elements

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13
Q

How much are cancer death rates down

A

27% since 2001-2010
by less smoking & better detection and treatment

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14
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Is the 5 year survival rate increase or decreased

A

increased

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15
Q

what are the survival rates of prostate and pancreas cancers?

A

prostate- 98%
pancreas- 9%

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16
Q

what is the staging system for detected cancers

A

TNM system

Tumor size and spread
Node spread to nearby nodes
Metastasis spread beyond origin

17
Q

what does T1-T4 indicate

A

size and extent of tumor

18
Q

what does N1-N3 indicated

A

extent of lymph involvement

19
Q

what does M1 indicate

A

evidence of distant metastasis
can be subdivided

20
Q

what are stages 1-4 of cancer

A
  1. carcinoma in early form
  2. localized
  3. early locally advanced
  4. late locally advanced
  5. metastasized
21
Q

where does carcinoma originate from

A

epithelial cells
-skin cancer
-lung cancer

22
Q

where does sarcoma originate from

A

connective tissue
-blood,bone

23
Q

where does myeloma originate from

A

bone marrow
-multiple myeloma

24
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where does lymphoma originate from

25
where does lipomas originate from
fat
26
define primary malignancy site
where cancer cell originated from
27
define secondary malignancy site
cancer cells that metastasized
28
what are the metastatic routes
lymphatic system bloodstream GI tract
29
what is a hemoccult blood test
blood in stool
30
what is a cologuard test
dtects mutant DNA in stool
31
what is a PSA test
blood test for prostate
32
a biopsy is
the most definitive diagnosis because you can look directly at the cells
33
what is brachytherapy treatment
internal radiocative implants
34
what is teletherapy
external beam rad therapy
35
what is chemotherapy
drugs
36
what is surgery for cancer treatment
removing tumor and surrounding tissue