Cellular Regulation
Nomenclature
Types of Cancer
Tumor Stages
Treatments
100

The most important risk factor for cancer

Tobacco Use

100

Adeno- refers to?

Gland

100

Typically forms on the skin but can form in other pigmented tissues, like eyes

Melanoma

100

Has advanced to regional sites

Stage 3

100

Definite treatment of cancer

Surgery

200

Protective caps on chromosomes that become smaller with each cell division

Telomeres

200

Erythro- refers to?

Red blood cell
200

Form from cells that release hormones

Neuroendrocrine Tumors

200

Is confined to its organ of origin.

Stage 1

200

A type of radiation therapy places seeds in or near a tumor

Brachytherapy

300
This theory concludes that body cells are not immortal and can divide only a number of times

Hayflick Limit

300

Lipo- refers to?

Fat

300

These form in plasma cells, a type of immune cell. They build up in the bone marrow and form tumors in bones. 

Multiple Myeloma

300

Has spread to distant sites

Stage 4

300

Type of radiation therapy that damages cells by imparting enough ionizing radiation to cause molecular damage to the DNA

Ionizing Radiation

400

Responsible for the maintenance of genomic integrity

Caretaker Genes

400

Hepato- refers to?

Liver

400

A type of tumor that begins in the cells that give rise to sperm or eggs. Can occur almost anywhere in the body. 

Germ Cell Tumors

400

Is locally invasive

Stage 2

400

Eradicates enough tumor cells to enable the body's natural defenses to eradicate the remaining cells

Chemotherapy

500

Refers to disorderly cell growth

Displasia
500

Chondro- refers to?

Cartilage

500

A type of neuroendocrine tumor usually found in the GI system. 

Carcinoid Tumor

500

The best PASS leader

Chase

500

This type of chemotherapy is administered before localized (surgical or radiation) treatment.

Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy