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HCC145AA - Ch2 - Vocab - Oncology & Body Structure - Myrna - Rio Salado - AZ

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adenocarcinoma   cancerous tumor composed of glandular tissue  
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adenoma   tumor composed of glandular tissue (benign)  
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carcinoma   cancerous tumor (malignant)  
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chloroma   tumor of green color (malignant, arizing from myeloid tissue)  
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epithelioma   tumor composed of epithelium  
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fibroma   tumor composed of fiber (fibrous tissue)  
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fibrosarcoma   malignant tumor composed of fiber (fibrous tissue)  
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leiomyoma   tumor of smooth muscle (benign)  
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leiomyosarcoma   malignant tumor of smooth muscle  
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lipoma   tumor composed of fat (benign tumor)  
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melanocarcinoma   cancerious black tumor (malignant)  
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melanoma   black tumor (primarily of the skin)  
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myoma   tumor composed of muscle (benign)  
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neoplasm   new growth (of abnormal tissue or tumor)  
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neuroma   tumor composed of nerve (benign)  
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rhabdomyoma   tumor of striated muscle (benign)  
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rhabdomyosarcoma   malignant tumor of striated muscle  
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sarcoma   tumor composed of connective tissue (bone, cartilage) highly malignant  
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benign   not malignant, norecurrent, favorable for recovery  
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carcinoma in situ   cancer in early stage before invading surrounding tissue  
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liposarcoma   malignant tumor composed of fat  
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chemotherapy (chemo)   treatment of cancer with drugs  
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encapsulated   enclosed in a capsule, as with benign tumors  
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exacerbation   increase in the severity of a disease or its symptoms  
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idiopathic   pertaining to disease of unknown origin  
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inflammation   response to injury or destruction of tissue - redness, swelling, heat, pain  
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in vitro   within a glass, observable within a test tube  
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in vivo   within the living body  
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malignant   tending to become progressively worse and to cause death, as in cancer  
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radiation therapy (XRT)   treatment of cancer with a radioactive substance, x-ray, or radiation  
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cancerous   pertaining to cancer  
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carcinogen   substance that causes cancer  
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carcinogenic   producing cancer  
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cyanosis   Turning blue - inadequate oxygen in blood  
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cytogenic   producing cells  
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cytoid   resembling a cell  
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cytology   study of cells  
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cytoplasm   cell substance  
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diagnosis (Dx)   state of complete knowledge (identifying a disease)  
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dysplasia   abnormal development  
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epithelial   pertaining to epithelium  
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erythrocyte (RBC)   red blood cell  
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erythrocytosis   increase in number of red blood cells  
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etiology   study of causes (of diseases)  
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histology   study of tissue  
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hyperplasia   excessive development  
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hypoplasia   incomplete development (of an organ or tissues)  
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iatrogenic   produced by a physician (unexpected result from treatment prescribed by physician)  
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iatrology   study of medicine  
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karyocyte   cell with a nucleus  
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karyoplasm   substance of a nucleus  
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leukocyte (WBC)   white (blood) cell  
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leukocytosis   increase in the number of white (blood) cells  
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lipoid   resembling fat  
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metastasis/metastases (mets)   beyond control (spreading of disease to other organs - malignant tumors)  
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myopathy   disease of the muscle  
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neopathy   new disease  
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neuroid   resembling a nerve  
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oncogenic   causing tumors  
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oncologist   a physician who studies and treats tumors  
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oncology   study of tumors (study of malignant tumors)  
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pathogenic   producing disease  
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pathologist   a physician who studies diseases  
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pathology   study of disease  
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prognosis (Px)   state of before knowledge (prediction of outcome of disease)  
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somatic   pertaining to the body (organic as opposed to psychologic)  
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somatopathy   disease of the body  
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somatoplasm   body substance  
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Ca   carcinoma  
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chemo   chemotherapy  
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Dx   diagnosis  
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mets   metastasis  
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Px   prognosis  
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RBC   red blood cell  
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RXT   radiation therapy  
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WBC   white blood cell  
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somatogenic   arising from physical causes  
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xanthochromic   of a yellow or golden color  
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xanthosis   yellowing - discoloration  
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