what is the rate of growth of a a neoplasm they grow slowly and do not metastasise
and how do they metastasise 3 multiple choice options
the suffix for a neoplasm is Oma? true
1 multiple choice option
epithelial beginning tumours are sometimes true
classified by microscopic or macroscopic
1 multiple choice option
patterns?
malignant neoplasms are characterised by a wide range of parenchymal cell differentiation from well
what differentiated to completely undifferentiated
3 multiple choice options
what is the rate of growth for a malignant they grow faster and produce metastases
neoplasm? 1 multiple choice option
what is the word to describe a neoplasm sarcoma
that is raising in solid mesenchymal tissue?
2 multiple choice options
,what is the word to describe cancers that leukemia
arise from blood cells 2 multiple choice options
how does the level of differentiation affect poor differentiation results in faster growth
the growth of a malignant tumour? 3 multiple choice options
cancer is caused by changes in damaged true
DNA that cannot be repaired 1 multiple choice option
what is the word that describes the set hall marks
properties of mutations for cancer 3 multiple choice options
the hall marks of cancer include - self true
sufficiency in growth signals, lack response 1 multiple choice option
inhibition, do not respond to apoptosis,
limitless replication, angiogenesis, invasion
into local tissues, reprogramming metabolic
pathways.
which answer is correct? benign tumours grow slowly whereas most malignant tumours
grow faster
1 multiple choice option
,what factors can increase the rate of growth pregnancy, blood flow, circulating hormones
for a benign tumour? 1 multiple choice option
cancer stem cells are cells that have the true
capacity for self renewal
1 multiple choice option
why do cancer stem cells hold relevance they aid in the persistence and must be eliminated
2 multiple choice options
why are the cancer cells often resistant to their slow rate of cell division
conventional therapy 2 multiple choice options
in the context of tumour nomenclature - oma
benign tumours have what suffix 1 multiple choice option
in the context of tumour nomenclature - adenoma
what word describes a benign cancer found 1 multiple choice option
with glandular origins
, in the context of tumour nomenclature - papilloma
what is the word that described a tumour 1 multiple choice option
growing exophytically on an external or
internal surface
in the context of tumour nomenclature - cystadenoma
what is the word that describes a tumour 2 multiple choice options
forming cystic masses
in the context of tumour nomenclature - sarcoma
malignant tumours that arise from solid 1 multiple choice option
mesenchymal tissues have what suffix
in the context of tumour nomenclature - carcinomas
what is the word that describes malignant 2 multiple choice options
tumours of epithelial cells
in the context of mixed tumours - what are tumours that undergo divergent differentiation which create
they multiple cell types
1 multiple choice option
in the context of mixed tumours - where is a salivary gland
pleomorphic adenoma found 2 multiple choice options
and how do they metastasise 3 multiple choice options
the suffix for a neoplasm is Oma? true
1 multiple choice option
epithelial beginning tumours are sometimes true
classified by microscopic or macroscopic
1 multiple choice option
patterns?
malignant neoplasms are characterised by a wide range of parenchymal cell differentiation from well
what differentiated to completely undifferentiated
3 multiple choice options
what is the rate of growth for a malignant they grow faster and produce metastases
neoplasm? 1 multiple choice option
what is the word to describe a neoplasm sarcoma
that is raising in solid mesenchymal tissue?
2 multiple choice options
,what is the word to describe cancers that leukemia
arise from blood cells 2 multiple choice options
how does the level of differentiation affect poor differentiation results in faster growth
the growth of a malignant tumour? 3 multiple choice options
cancer is caused by changes in damaged true
DNA that cannot be repaired 1 multiple choice option
what is the word that describes the set hall marks
properties of mutations for cancer 3 multiple choice options
the hall marks of cancer include - self true
sufficiency in growth signals, lack response 1 multiple choice option
inhibition, do not respond to apoptosis,
limitless replication, angiogenesis, invasion
into local tissues, reprogramming metabolic
pathways.
which answer is correct? benign tumours grow slowly whereas most malignant tumours
grow faster
1 multiple choice option
,what factors can increase the rate of growth pregnancy, blood flow, circulating hormones
for a benign tumour? 1 multiple choice option
cancer stem cells are cells that have the true
capacity for self renewal
1 multiple choice option
why do cancer stem cells hold relevance they aid in the persistence and must be eliminated
2 multiple choice options
why are the cancer cells often resistant to their slow rate of cell division
conventional therapy 2 multiple choice options
in the context of tumour nomenclature - oma
benign tumours have what suffix 1 multiple choice option
in the context of tumour nomenclature - adenoma
what word describes a benign cancer found 1 multiple choice option
with glandular origins
, in the context of tumour nomenclature - papilloma
what is the word that described a tumour 1 multiple choice option
growing exophytically on an external or
internal surface
in the context of tumour nomenclature - cystadenoma
what is the word that describes a tumour 2 multiple choice options
forming cystic masses
in the context of tumour nomenclature - sarcoma
malignant tumours that arise from solid 1 multiple choice option
mesenchymal tissues have what suffix
in the context of tumour nomenclature - carcinomas
what is the word that describes malignant 2 multiple choice options
tumours of epithelial cells
in the context of mixed tumours - what are tumours that undergo divergent differentiation which create
they multiple cell types
1 multiple choice option
in the context of mixed tumours - where is a salivary gland
pleomorphic adenoma found 2 multiple choice options
