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Genetically altered cells clone and proliferate abnormally cell proliferation Cell proliferation evades normal intra/extracellular processes such as ________ regulating and immune system defenses growth Abnormalities in cell signaling processes lead to ________ development cancer Ultimately ______________ occurs metastasis Non cancerous tumor benign T/F: Malignant tumors spread via blood and lymph channels to other areas of the body. True Malignant transformation; three-step process: - initiation - promotion - progression carcinogenesis apoptosis initiation preneoplastic/benign lesions promotion angiogenesis progression ________________ agent factors: - viruses, bacteria - lifestyle factors - hormonal agents - genetic, family factors - chemical agents: tobacco, asbestos - psychical agents: sunlight, radiation, chronic irritation carcinogenic Which specific agents or factors are associated with etiology of cancer? - diet and genetic factors - hormonal and chemical agents - viruses, bacteria - physical factors - sunlight, radiation - chronic irritation - chemical agents - tobacco - asbestos

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NSG-3000 Exam 2 Study Questions
with Correct Detailed Answers 2026

Genetically altered cells clone and proliferate abnormally

cell proliferation

Cell proliferation evades normal intra/extracellular processes such as ________
regulating and immune system defenses

growth

Abnormalities in cell signaling processes lead to ________ development

cancer

Ultimately ______________ occurs

metastasis

Non cancerous tumor

benign

T/F: Malignant tumors spread via blood and lymph channels to other areas of the
body.

True

Malignant transformation; three-step process:
- initiation
- promotion
- progression

carcinogenesis

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apoptosis

initiation

preneoplastic/benign lesions

promotion

angiogenesis

progression

________________ agent factors:
- viruses, bacteria
- lifestyle factors
- hormonal agents
- genetic, family factors
- chemical agents: tobacco, asbestos
- psychical agents: sunlight, radiation, chronic irritation

carcinogenic

Which specific agents or factors are associated with etiology of cancer?

- diet and genetic factors
- hormonal and chemical agents
- viruses, bacteria
- physical factors
- sunlight, radiation
- chronic irritation
- chemical agents
- tobacco
- asbestos

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- genetic and familial factors
- diet
- hormones.

Carcinogens are factors related to the formation of various malignancies. Which
factor has the greatest impact on the development of all cancers?

Chemical agents
(think smoking, #1 cause)

- Distinguishes self from non-self
- cancer cells have surface "tumor-associated antigens"
- the immune system provides immunologic surveillance of the cells identified as
having TAAs
- T-lymphocytes release cytokines
- Natural killer cells

Role of Immune Stystem

varied immune actions ie: proliferation of cell-killing (cytotoxic) T- lymphocytes
capable of killing cancer cells

T-lymphocytes release cytokines

lyse tumor cells in direct response to the release of cytokines.

Natural killer cells (B-cell lymphocytes)

reducing the risks of disease through health promotion and risk reduction
strategies, including nutrition and exercise

Primary prevention




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screening and early detection activities that seek to identify precancerous lesions
and early-stage cancer in individuals who lack signs and symptoms of cancer,
including community-based screening and detection programs

Secondary prevention

efforts focus on monitoring for and preventing recurrence of the primary cancer as
well as screening for development of secondary malignancies in cancer survivors
or genetic mutations related to inherited cancer syndromes, environmental
exposures and lifestyle factors

Tertiary prevention

- wire
- stereotactic
- core needle

Types of breast biopsy

- Rare most often found ages 15-34
- 5.9/100,000 New cases in 2022
- A painless lump or swelling in either testicle.
- A change in how the testicle feels.
- A dull ache in the lower abdomen or the groin.
- A sudden build-up of fluid in the scrotum.
- Pain or discomfort in a testicle or in the scrotum.
- It is best to perform this exam in the shower

Testicular cancer self exam

1.Determine presence, extent of cancer
2.Identify possible disease metastasis


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