Chapter One: Intro
Chapter Two: Mechanism
Chapter Two: Mechanism
Chapter Three: Neoplasms
Chapter Three: Neoplasms
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state of sameness that the body strives to maintain

homeostasis

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Medical term for "cellular death"

Necrosis/degeneration

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The term for nutrition through the small intestine route 

Enteral

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Viruses, chemicals, or radiation may cause what kind of mutations?

Genetic mutation

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This is the step that signifies a change from a precancerous neoplasm to a malignant one 

Local tissue invasion

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the medical term for "cause"

etiology

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The word for "hypoxia caused by decreased blood flow"

Ischemic

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The study of cancer 

Oncology

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Breast exams, Pap smears, and mammograms are all what?

Preventive measures for cancer

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Grading of tumors refers to...

the microscopic examination of the tumor to determine the degree of differentiation.

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The medical terms for "unknown cause"

Idiopathic

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The term for "moving from site of origin"

Metastatic

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Providing total nutrition needed by giving nutritive liquid through the venous route

total parenteral nutrition

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Cancer treatment may include (name three):

Radiation

Chemotherapy

Surgery

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The three cancers that are responsible for the majority of cancer deaths 

Lung, breast, colon

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disease acquired from hospital environment

nosocomial

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The term for a disorder that is present at birth

Congenital

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enclosed in a capsule

Encapsulated

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Neoplasm is defined as ?

New growth

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What specific exposures lead to an increased risk of the development of basal cell cancer?

UV rays, tanning booth lights

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A problem that arose is related to the prescribed treatment

Iatrogenic

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The term for an area of dead cells commonly due to obstruction of arteries 

Infarct

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Cancer that is typically deadly

Malignant

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Cancers of lymphatic tissue and blood-forming organs are called?

Leukemias and lymphomas

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Cancer that is not deadly

Benign