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40 Cards in this Set
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A new abnormal growth is properly called a...
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Neoplasm
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Within a tumor, development of changes that transform cells into cancer is...
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Progression
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The spread of the cancer cells from the original tumor to distant sites is...
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Metastasis
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A malignant growth of glandular tissue is named:
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Adenocarcinoma
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This type of tumor is usually encapsulated and has defined edges:
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Benign
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Cancer affecting epithelial tissues, skin, and mucous membranes:
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Carcinomas
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Cancer affecting affect bone, muscle, and cartilage, and are highly malignant:
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Sarcomas
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A common fatty tumor is _____.
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Lipoma
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_________ is a method of classifying a tumor location, lymph node involvement, and the presence of metastasis.
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Staging
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A cycle cell protein that regulates growth...
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Cyclin
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All diseases caused by microorganisms are properly called:
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Infectious
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An insect transmits a pathogen from an animal to humans. The insect is the _____ for this infection.
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Vector
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Rod-shaped bacteria are called:
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Bacilli
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Both roundworms and flatworms are called...
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Helminths
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Spherical, round-shaped bacteria are called:
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Cocci
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A re-emerging disease with increased antibiotic resistance is ________.
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Tuberculous
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________ cannot reproduce without a host.
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Viruses
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A chemical method to characterize bacteria is...
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Gram Staining
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Bacteria and fungi are both capable of producing...
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Cell walls
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Spiral-shaped bacterial cells are called...
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Spirilla
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In a normal heart, blood flows from the left atrium into the:
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Left Ventricle
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The bicuspid valve normally maintains one-way blood flow into the:
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Left Ventricle
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A section of dead tissue in the myocardium is called a(n):
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Infarct
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Hypertrophy of the myocardium due to excess work in pumping against high blood pressure produces what type of heart disease?
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Hypertensive heart disease
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Blood can flow back into the atrium and cause pulmonary hypertension in what type of valvular disease?
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Mitral Insufficiency
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The tetralogy of Fallot involved four defects in the structure of the heart, including:
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Pulmonary Stenosis
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Contraction of the ventricles is called ________.
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Systole
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____________________ are two names for the left heart valve.
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Mitral and Bicuspid
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_____ follows chronic lung disease and is characterized by right sided heart failure.
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Cor Pulmonale
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Left-sided congestive heart failure produces ___________ in the patient.
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Pulmonary Edema
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Each human cell contains _______ chromosomes divided into ______ pairs.
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46; 23
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If the two members of a pair of genes are alike, they are said to be:
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Homozygous
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Congenital diseases are those that are:
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present at birth or shortly thereafter
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A genetic disease that always appears in the children of one affected parent must be:
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an autosomal dominant trait
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If everyone who inherits one copy of a defective allele develops the related disorder, that allele is ________________.
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Dominant
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Huntington's chorea is inherited as a ______________ trait.
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Dominant, Autosomal
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Congenital defects are produced by ____________.
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Environmental Influences
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An autosomal recessive condition causing abnormal lipid metabolism in the brain, with progressive mental and physical retardation, and death by the age of 4 is _________.
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Tay-Sachs
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The incidence of __________ is higher in mothers over the age of 35.
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Down syndrome
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