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The most aggressive cell types are

a) Undifferentiated
b) Poorly Differentiated
c) Moderately Differentiated
d) Fully Differentiated
Undifferentiated/immature
T/F

Benign tumors grow via expansion and are poorly defined
F
benign- expansion, well defined
malignant- infiltrate, poorly defined
lack of cell differentiation

a) anaplasia
b) cancer cell
c) function different from normal cells
d) all
all
list the characteristics of cancer cell
differ in size/shape/nucleus
differ in fnctn from normal cell
different life span from normal cell
lost of contact inhibition
loss of cohesiveness
metastasize via lymph/blood
growth depends of growth fraction and doubling time
which factors affect tumor growth?
growth fraction (dividing cell/resting cell)
doubling time
which is not true of benign tumor cells

a) well differentiated
b) general effect on body
c) well defined
d) all are true of benign tumors
general effect = malignant

local effect = benign
T/F
cancer can increase risk of thrombosis
T- general effect can cause abnormal clotting
which is not a general effect of cancer cells

a) hypoxia
b) pain
c) infection
d) hypercalcemia
e) all are general effects
all

also:
impaired function of involved tissue
ischemia, bleeding
ulceration, necrosis
effusion of cavities
anemia
bone destruction
cachexia/wasting
inappropriate hormone prdctn
___ is a genetic mechanism where normal cells are transformed to cancer cells

a) Mutation
b) Multifactorial Disorder
c) Oncogenesis
d) a, b
e) a, c
oncogenesis
List the steps of oncogenesis
initiation- exposure
promotion- abnormal cellular behavior
progression- cancer
what is the mechanism of oncogenesis?
mutation of proto-oncogene to oncogene
inactivation of anti-oncogene
list hereditary disorders related to oncogenesis
breast cancer
familial adenomatous polyposis
list the components able to eradicate cancer cells
T / B lymphocytes
antibodies
natural killer cells
macrophages
which is not able to eliminate cancer cells

a) antibodies
b) B Lymphocytes
c) macrophage
d) phagocyte
phagocyte
All carcinogens are dose and age dependent
F- all are dose dependent only

age and dose are factors for ionizing radiation
Which is not a chemical carcinogen

a) nitrosamine
b) sun light
c) cigarette smoke
d) tar
sun light = ionizing radiation
List the diagnostic methods for detecting cancer
pap smear
biopsy- most accurate
tumor markers- monitor therapy
Staging and Grading
Incorrect statement

a) grading assesses clinical spreading
b) Tumor markers are used to monitor therapy
c) Staging and Grading uses TNM system for treatment planning
d) all are true
staging assesses clinical spread

grading assesses histologic differentiation
True statement

a) pap smear is recommended for sexually active women
b) biopsy can be done via laparoscope
c) hCG is a common tumor marker
d) all are true
all are true
list types of cancer treatment
surgery
radiation
chemotherapy
hormone therapy
biotherapy
bone marrow/stem cell transplant
gene therapy
this form of therapy is effective by breaking bonds of double stranded DNA

a) radiation
b) chemotherapy
c) gene therapy
d) none
radiation- also produces free radicals
which form os treatment is most effective for tumors with hi growth rates

a) surgery
b) radiation
c) chemotherapy
d) biotherapy
chemo
which is not true about chemotherapy

a) primary tx for hematologic disorders
b) toxic to all cells
c) most effective as combination therapy
d) total dose is divided into multiple small doses
total dose divided into multiple doses- radiation
____ acts on different stages of cell cycle or metabolic pathway

a) hormone therapy
b) radiation
c) biotherapy
d) chemotherapy
chemotherapy
T/F

radiation can be a curative form of treatment
true (also adjunct or palliative tx)