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review of chapter 19

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show papillary  
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show dysplastic  
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show carcinoma in situ  
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show schirrhous  
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patterns resembling small, microscopic sacs   show
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show follicular  
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show undifferentiated  
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show anaplasia  
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extending beyond the normal tissue boundaries   show
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show invasive  
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spreading to a secondary site   show
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replication of cells;two identical cells are produced from a parent cell   show
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cellular substance(ribonucleic acid) that is important in protein synthesis   show
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show virus  
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rays given off by the sun   show
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show chemical carcinogen  
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genetic material within the nucleus that controls replication and protein synthesis   show
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show oncogene  
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change in the genetic material of a cell   show
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energy carried by a stream of particles   show
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characterized by redness,swelling, and heat   show
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show medullary  
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show necrotic  
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show fungating  
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characterized by large, open, exposed surfaces   show
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tumors from large,open sacs filled with fluid   show
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show verrucous  
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growths are projections from a base (sessile & pedunculated)   show
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removal of tumor and a margin of abnormal tissue for diagnosis and possible cure for small tumors   show
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removal of entire tumor with large area of surrounding tissue and lymph nodes   show
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burning a lesion   show
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show fulguration  
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cutting into a tumor and removing a piece to establish diagnosis   show
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freezing a lesion   show
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wide resection involving tumor, organ of origin, and surrounding tissue in the area of the hip   show
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test for presence of a portion of human chorionic gonadotropin hormone (a marker for testicular cancer)   show
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show staging laparotomy  
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protein marker test to detect ovarian cancer cells in blood   show
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show laparoscopy  
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test for the presence of a hormone receptor on breast cancer cells   show
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removal and microscopic examination of bone marrow tissue   show
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show needle biopsy  
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blood test for the pressence of an antigen related to prostate cancer   show
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blood test for carcinoembryonic antigen (marker for GI cancer)   show
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show exfoliative cytology  
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staging tumor   show
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show tumor is present with palpable regional lymph nodes and metastases  
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show radioresistant tumor  
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show linear accelerators  
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show pharmacokinetics  
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show oncology  
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show chemotherapy  
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show cachexia  
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show cystic tumor  
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show small sac  
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show bad  
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carcin/o   show
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show burn,heat  
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show chemical drug  
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show cold  
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cyst/o   show
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show fibers  
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show small grandular sacs  
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fung/i   show
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medull/o   show
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mucos/o   show
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show genetic change  
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mutagen/o   show
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onc/o   show
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papill/o   show
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show chemical drug  
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plas/o   show
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ple/o   show
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polyp/o   show
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radi/o   show
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sarc/o   show
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scirrh/o   show
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show dry  
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show immature tumor  
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-genesis   show
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show mass, tumor  
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show formation, growth  
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-plasm   show
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-suppression   show
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-therapy   show
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show backward  
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show off,away  
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brachy-   show
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epi-   show
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show beyond;change  
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cancerous tumor composed of epethelial tissue   show
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show sacrcoma  
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retinoblastoma and polyposis coli syndrome are   show
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the assessment of tumor's degree of maturity or microscopic differentiation is __________ of a tumor   show
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assessment of a tumor's extent of spread within the body   show
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what does TNM staging system stand for   show
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the transformation of adult,differentiated tissue to differentiated tissue of another type is called   show
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show angiogenesis  
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show fulguration  
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show en bloc resection  
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cutting into a tumor and removing a piece to establish a diagnosis   show
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show excisional biopsy  
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show cryosurgery  
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burning a lesion to destroy tumor cells   show
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show extenteration  
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method of treating cancer using high-energy radiation   show
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show radioresistant  
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if radiation can cause loss of tumor cells without serious damage to surrounding regions, the tumor is   show
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show radiocurable  
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show fractionation  
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drug that increase the sensitivity of tumors to x-rays   show
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treatment of cancerous tumors with drugs   show
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the study of the distribution and disappearance of drugs in the body is   show
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the use of two or more drugs to kill tumor cells   show
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large electronic device that produces high energy x-ray beams for treatment of deep-seated tumors   show
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alkylating agents,antimetabolites,hormones, antibiotics, and antimitotics are all types of   show
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implantation of seeds of radioactive material directly into a tumor   show
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show gray  
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radiation applied to a tumor from a distant source   show
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highly focused,high energy radiation requiring a cyclotron machine is   show
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defined areas that are bombarded by radiation   show
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show oral mucositis  
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drug treatment for breast cancer destroys epithelial cells in the stomach and causes a sensation leading to vomiting   show
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show pneumonitis  
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chemotherapy for ovarian cancer causes loss of hair on the head   show
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bone marrow destruction with leukopenia,anemia, and thrombocytopenia   show
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show fibrosis  
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radiation of salivary glands causes dryness of the mouth   show
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show modality  
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assisting treatment   show
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show protocol  
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show remission  
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symptoms of disease return   show
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condition of damage to normal tissues;disease   show
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show biological therapy  
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substances produced by normal cells that directly block tumor growth or stimulate the immune system   show
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show interferon  
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show monoclonal antibodies  
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programmed cell death   show
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show cachexia  
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show differentiating agents  
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show molecularly targeted drugs  
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show nucleotide  
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