Terminology Flashcards

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Neoplasm

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Mass of uncontrolled cells

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Tumor

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Swelling, Oma

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Cyst

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Encapsulated swelling

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Oncology

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Cancer

Greek for swelling

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Lipoma

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Fatty tumor

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Osteoma

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Bone tumor

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Carcinoma

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Epithelial tumor (skin)

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Sarcoma

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Connective tissue tumor

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Carcinomas

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Arise from embryonic ectoderm

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Sarcomas

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Embryonic mesoderm

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Anaplastic

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Describes cancer cells that divide rapidly and have little or no resemblance to normal cells

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Metastasis

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Cancerous

Malignant tumors metastasize

Refers to spread of location of cancer, primary areas of body ; spreading through blood and lymphatic a most common

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Exophytic

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Protruding

Ex: hairy leukoplakia

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Endophytic

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Below normal tissue

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Hyperkeratosis

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Thickening of keratin layer

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Leukoplakia

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“White plaque” descriptive term that doesn’t refer to histological appearance, but considered to be precancerous

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Leukoedema

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Bluish tint on buccal mucosa

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Verrucous

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Wart like

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Erythroleukoplakia

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Intermixed red and white lesions. Epithelial cells immature and can’t produce keratin

*bad

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Erythro

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Red

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Leuko-

Plakia-

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White

Plaque

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Sanguinaria

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Herbal extract

High association with leukoplakia in mx vestibule

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Ultraviolet radiation

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Actinic cheilosis

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Mild epithelial dysplasia

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Cellular alterations limited to basal layer

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Moderate epithelial dysplasia
Involvement from basal layer to mid portion of spinous layer
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Severe epi dysplasia
Deeper alterations from basal layer to level above midpoint and may involve duct of a minor salivary gland
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Carcinoma in situ
When entire thickness of epithelium is involved (top to bottom change)- no invasion has occurred=no metastasis *earliest form of cancer
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Slaked
Fermented
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Trismus
Lock jaw
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BCC
Most common cancer in face and scalp, No tendency to spread, Usually 100% recovery
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SCC
Most common cancer of oral cavity, | Epidermoid carcinoma
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Furtherback
Greater chance of metastasizing
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Neoplasia
New cell growth, cell exhibit uncontrolled growth | Not coordinated with growth of adjacent cells
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Pleo
Many
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Odont
Tooth
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Osteoma
Benign tumors composed of mature bone tissue * mimic tori, but develop later in life * gardners syndrome, multiple osteomas
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Osteosarcoma
Cancer of bone tissue
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Osteolytic
Produces large irregular radiolucency in mand
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Osteoblastic
Produces a radiolucency in mand with irregular pattern of heavy bone radiating out from the edge of sunburst pattern
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Rhabdomyoma
Benign tumor of mature striated skeletal muscle cell origin
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Rhabdomyosarcoma
Malignant tumor of striated skeletal muscle *primarily a childhood tumor seen in children younger than age 10
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Leukemia
Malignancy of white blood cells
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Lymphoma
Group of malignancies involving leukocytes (usually t and b)
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Hodgkins lymphoma
Malignancy cancer of the lymphatic system * painless enlargement of 1 or more cervical lymph nodes * diagnosis made through exam of lymph nodes and the finding of reed sternberg cells
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Endemic burkitts
Believed to be caused by Epstein Barr virus, 1st identified in African American children. *painless intraosseous Max lesions, can cause facial deformity, tooth mobility, and premature exfoliation of primary teeth
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Sporadic burkitts
Believed to be caused by w chromosomal abnormality. *1st developed in American children, develop abdominal tumors with rare jaw involvement
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Cysts are defined as
Pathological cavities of either bone or soft tissue that are lined with epithelium
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Odontogenic cysts
Develop from epithelial tissue of dental origin or tooth forming tissue
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Developmental or fissural cysts
Thought to form because of inclusion of epithelial tissue during the embryonic process when the facial processes fused
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Oncogenic viruses
Tumor producing or agent with potential to cause development
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Lymphangioma
Benign, congenital tumor present at or shortly after birth. Comprised of a slowly enlarging proliferation of lymphatic vessels
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Hemangioma
Benign, congenital tumor seen shortly after birth * composed of a large tangle of blood vessels * most common location head and neck. * usually resolve by age 5 or 6
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Angiosarcoma
Malignancy of blood vessels | *patients tend to be elderly and present a bruise of the scalp or forehead that does not heal.
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Koposi syndrome
Type of Angiosarcoma that is associated with human herpes virus 8 (hhv8) * tumors benign as flat painless mascular lesions that grown into nodules. * associates with immune suppression patients