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NUR 213 Cancer

  • the word cancer is derived from

Answer the greek word for crab, karkinoma

  • malignant tumor is referred to as a

Answer neoplasm, meaning new growth

  • cancer is
  • Answer disease in which abnormal cell divides without control and are able to invade other tissues

  • the most common cancers include
  • Answer breast cancer, lung and bronchus cancer, prostate cancer, colon and rectum cancer, melanoma of the skin, bladder, non-hodgkin lymphoma, kidney and renal pelvis cancer and liver cancer

  • approximately of men and women will be diagnosed with cancer at some point
  • during their lifetimes

Answer 39.5%

  • as the overall cancer death rate has declined
  • Answer the number of cancer survivors has increased

  • cell cycle
  • Answer sequence of growth stages that a cell moves through mitosis and regeneration

  • normal cell cycle

Answer

  • cancer cell cycle 1 / 3

Answer

  • during the cancer cell cycle there is no
  • Answer rest period, instead cells do not stop dividing

  • hyperplasia

Answer differentiincrease in number of cells

  • dysplasia

Answer abnormal development

  • cancer tissue changes

Answer

  • *benign tumor characteristics
  • Answer grows slowly, not invasive, well demarcated, well differentiated, do not metastasize

  • *malignant tumor characteristics
  • Answer grows rapidly, invasive and infiltrating, poor- ly differentiated, can spread distantly (metastasis)

  • *differentiation

Answer cancer cells resemble normal cell structurally and functionally

  • *anaplasia

Answer lack of differentiation

  • *benign tumors are named according to the
  • Answer tissues from which they arise from and include the suffix "-oma" 2 / 3

  • *benign tumors affecting the brain
  • Answer can be life-threatening and still need treatment

  • *lipoma

Answer fatty tissue benign tumor

  • *leiomyoma

Answer smooth muscle benign tumor

  • *meningioma

Answer meningeal tissue of the brain

  • *benign tumors may to cancer

Answer progress to

  • *in situ

Answer in its original place

  • *carcinoma in situ (CIS)
  • Answer pre invasive epithelial malignant tumors of glandular or epithelial origin that have not broken through the basement membrane or invaded the surrounding stroma (surrounding capsule of connective tissue)

  • *there is a disagreement over whether CIS should be
  • Answer classified as cancer

  • *malignant tumors are named according to

Answer the tissues from which they arise

  • *carcinoma

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NUR 213 Cancer 1. the word cancer is derived from Answer the greek word for crab, karkinoma 2. malignant tumor is referred to as a Answer neoplasm, meaning new growth 3. cancer is Answer disease in...

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