Identifying
Vocab
What does this stand for?
What are they?
Vocab
100

What does a normal mammogram look like?

What is dark and light areas

100
Malignant 
What is might come back after surgical removal?
100

PSA


What is Prostate specific antigen ?


100

PSA


What is present in abnormally large amounts in men with prostate cancer?

100

Oncology

What is the study of cancer?

200

What does a abnormal mammogram look like.

What is abnormally shaped or new abnormal area of white tissue?

200

Carcinoma in situ

What is malignant cells that have not invaded deeper tissues and have spread around the body?

200

BPH


What is benign prostatic hyperplasia?


200

PSA

What is made by cells of the prostate gland and is present in abnormally large amounts in men with prostate cancer. 

200

Metastasize

What is when cancer cells spread around the body?

300

HER2

What is a specialized protein that controls cancer growth and spread?

300

Benign Neoplasm

All are right.

-It does not invade or destroy the surrounding tissue it is growing on

-It does not spread to other parts of the body.

-It usually doesn't come back after surgical removal.

-Normally grows slowly.

-Has normal looking cells and structures, or is well-differentiated.


300

CEA


What is carcinoembryonic antigen ?


300
AFP

 What is can be used to help diagnose hepatocellular carcinoma

300

Tumor markers


What is substances found in body tissues and fluids that help to show the presence and type of cancer?


400
What does a normal biopsy look like?

What is normal cells are orderly and form regular breast duct structures?

400

Malignant Neoplasm

All are right.

-Grows fast

-May Metastasize, which is when cancer cells spread around the body

-May come back after surgical removal

-Invades and destroys surrounding tissues

-Has abnormal looking cells or structures, which is also called poorly differentiated or undifferentiated.


400

AFP

What is alpha-fetoprotein?


400
CEA

 What is it's used mainly to tell a medical practitioner what the prognosis for a patient with colorectal or breast cancer may be, or how well they are responding to treatment, or to see if the cancer has spread.

400

Neoplasia


What is the abnormal growth and proliferation of abnormal cells or abnormal amounts of cells due to a benign or malignant process?


500
What does a cancerous biopsy look like?

What is disordered appearance with large, irregular, different shapes and sizes with large nuclei. They have no duct structures and stain more purple than pink.

500
Neoplasia

What is abnormal growth and proliferation of abnormal cells?

500

HCG

What is human chorionic gonadotropin?

500

PSA, CEA, AFP,

What can be used to help diagnose hepatocellular carcinoma, or liver cancer.

500

-Examples of Malignant Tumors


-Lymphoma 

-Lung cancer

-Breast cancer


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