Cellular Regulation
Tumor grading is based on the degree of this.
What is differentiation?
This is an increase in blood pressure resulting in current target organ damage.
What is hypertensive emergency?
This is defined as a lack of regulation due to hypothalamic control.
What is neurogenic fever?
This cancer medication is known to cause red tears and urine.
What is doxorubicin?
Acute Lymphoblastic Lymphoma is most common to children.
These are the most common side effects of cancer treatment.
What are nausea, vomiting, stomatitis, alopecia, pain, and myelosuppression?
This procedure is a connection of two vessels are partial removal of the middle.
What is anastamosis?
This is loss of heat due to air or water current.
Convection
This cancer medication works by competing with estrogen for receptor placement.
What is tamoxifen?
All antineoplastic medications are potentially carcinogenic.
What is true? Cancer medications are used to kill cancer cells but can cause other cancerous growths in the surrounding tissues in the future.
This is a gene mutation that contributes to cancerous growth and replication.
What is a proto-oncogene?
This is a balloon insertion to dilate a stenotic vessel.
Define angioplasty
Adults have subcutaneous fat to aid insulin and temperature control the way that infants have this.
What is brown fat?
Antihypertensive medications usually also tend to have what effect on the blood?
What is blood thinning? What is anticoagulation?
True or False: Febrile means the patient is over 101, while pyrexia means they are over 104.
This is symptom manifestation in bodily organs not directly affected by the tumor.
What are Paraneoplasmic Syndromes?
This is described as turbulent blood flow.
What is a bruit?
Hypothermic patients may sometimes do this to cause an increase in oxygen leading to hypoxia.
What is hyperventilation?
This is used for the treatment of malignant hyperthermia.
Dantrole Sodium
True or false: The first sign of malignant hyperthermia is muscle rigidity?
What is false? Tachycardia
Normal cells that are able to evade this are likely to cause cancerous mutations.
What is apoptosis?
Necrotic sores on the feet of a patient with peripheral arterial disease are called what?
Eschar
A patient with hypothermia needs to be rewarmed in temperatures of 98-104 in these timing intervals.
30-40 Minutes
What is inhaled general anesthesia?
What is true?