Ch 6- test 3
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| Define neoplasia | the production of new growth
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| Define neoplasm | an abnormal, continually growing mass of tissue whose growth exceeds and is uncoordinated with the tissue around it
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| Define Tumor | used to mean swelling, now means swelling caused by neoplasm
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| Define oncology | the study of and treatment of tumors
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| Define totipotential cells | could become every other cell in body
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| pluripotential cells | can become a few other cells in the body
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| differentiated cell | specific, only that particular cell
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| permanent cell | no ability to divide or differentiate
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| What are neoplasms of totipotential cells | germ cells
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| What are the germ cell tumors called in males? Females? | seminoma, dysgerminoma
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| Can teratomas become benign, malignant, or both | both
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| T/F carcinomas are benign | F, they are highly malignant
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| Where can you get teratomas? | Either the ovaries or the testes
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| Tumors of pluritpotent cells develop generally at what age | 5 YOA
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| What type of tumors are tumors of pluripotent cells | tumors of the organ anlage cells, highly malignant
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| Name the type of tumors in each area: soft tissue, adrenal medulla | rhabdomyosarcoma, neuroblastoma
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| What is the most important thing about naming tumors of differentiated cells | the tissue of origin, either epithelial or mesodermal
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| Give examples of tumors of epithelial origin | papilloma, polyp, adenoma, carcinoma
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| Give examples of tumors of mesodermal origin | benign-oma, malignant-sarcoma
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| What are examples of tumors that are benign but sound malignant | osteoblastoma, chondroblastoma
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| What are tumors that are malignant but sound benign | lymphoma, glioma, melanoma, plasmacytoma
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| T/F all mesotheliomas are malignant | T
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| T/F leukemias or lymphomas are only benign | F all malignant
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