The following activity is for the "key terms" in chapter 3 of your textbook.
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Anaplastic | abnormal tissue, the more undifferentiated tissue
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| Angiogenesis | new growth of blood vessels
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| Benign | having limited growth, noncancerous
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| Biopsy | removing a small piece of tissue for microscopic examination
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| Cachexia | a term used to describe any individual who has an ill, thin, wasted appearance
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| Carcinogen | cancer causing agent or substance
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| Carcinogenesis | cancer development
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| Carcinoma | the most common type of malignant neoplasm arising from epithelial tissue
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| Carcinoma in situ | atypical cells residing in the epithelial layer of tissue, not having broken through the basement membrane and invading other local tissues
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| Chemotherapy | using pharmacologic therapy in the treatment of cancer
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| Curative | something that corrects or cures the disease or condition
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| Cytology | the examination or study of cells
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| Differentiation | the process of individual specialization of cells
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| Dysplasia | an alteration in size, shape, and organization of cells
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| Frozen section | a technique that enables a pathologist to make a rapid determination of a tumor condition, either malignant or benign
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| Grading | determining the degree of differentiation of cells through microscopic examination
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| Hematoma | a large tumor or swelling filled with blood; also called a bruise or contusion
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| Hyperplasia(s) | an increase in cell number; overgrowth in response to some type of stimulus
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| Invasion | spreading into surrounding or local tissue
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| Leukemia | a progressive overgrowth of abnormal leukocytes; a malignant disease of the bone marrow
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| Lymphomas | malignant neoplasms of blood forming organs
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| Malignant | deadly or progressing to death; cancerous
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| Metaplasia | a cellular adaptation in which the cell changes to another type of cell
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| Metastasis | spreading to distant sites
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| Neoplasm(s) | an increase in cell number, leading to an increase in tissue size; commonly called tumors
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| Palliative | something that is directed toward relief of symptoms but does not cure
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| Pap test | also called Papanicolaou test; a screening for cancer using and examining the cells scraped from the cervical area
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| Preventative | something that reduces risk
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| Radiation | the process of using light, short waves, ultraviolet or X rays, or any other rays
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| Sarcoma | a malignant neoplasm arising from connective tissue
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| Staging | determining the degree of spread of a malignant tumor
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| Tumor | “swelling” or growth, originally used in the description of the swelling related to inflammation
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