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neoplasm | PTBS 51103 - Pathology for Physical Therapists, Quizzes of Physiotherapy

Class: PTBS 51103 - Pathology for Physical Therapists; Subject: Physical Therapy-Undergrad; University: Ithaca College; Term: Spring 2012;

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2011/2012

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TERM 1
neoplasm
DEFINITION 1
cancer, a growth that proliferates with varying degrees of
independence from the normal cellular maturation and
control mechanisms
TERM 2
oncology
DEFINITION 2
study of tumor growth
TERM 3
benign
DEFINITION 3
-omaclassification of a neoplasm-subgroup
TERM 4
malignant
DEFINITION 4
can be an epithelial carcinoma or connective tissue/muscle
sarcoma
TERM 5
hypertrophy
DEFINITION 5
adaptive in crease in cell size
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neoplasm

cancer, a growth that proliferates with varying degrees of independence from the normal cellular maturation and control mechanisms TERM 2

oncology

DEFINITION 2 study of tumor growth TERM 3

benign

DEFINITION 3 -omaclassification of a neoplasm-subgroup TERM 4

malignant

DEFINITION 4 can be an epithelial carcinoma or connective tissue/muscle sarcoma TERM 5

hypertrophy

DEFINITION 5 adaptive in crease in cell size

hyperplasia

adaptive increase in cell number TERM 7

dysplasia

DEFINITION 7 function will start to be affected or become abnormalcell could be precancerous, abnormal cells,proliferation is generally limited and premalignant TERM 8

neoplasia

DEFINITION 8 uncontrolled growth of new cells, both normal and abnormal TERM 9

differentiation

DEFINITION 9 development of a normal immature cell into a normal functioning mature cellif there is a lack of this the cell will never fully mature to be functional TERM 10

causes of neoplasia

DEFINITION 10 there is no one cause to cancer, and no one type of cancer, it often occurs when some factor disrupts growth controllong latency periods make specific cause and effect relationships difficult to pin down with any degree of statistical certaintyexogenous factors, endogenous factors, and aging play a role