Exam 11: Neoplasms

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A patient is admitted with hematuria. The patient is a long-time cigarette smoker. A diagnostic cystoscope is performed with complete excision of a bladder dome lesion. The pathology report reveals transitional cell bladder carcinoma. A metastatic workup is performed with high suspicion for bone lesion. Smoking cessation advised for nicotine dependence. Discharge diagnosis: Bladder cancer with metastasis to the bone. __________

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Question 41

Cells that are slightly abnormal and well differentiated are classified as grade ____ cells.

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Question 42

Metastatic carcinoma of the omentum. History of ovarian carcinoma that was treated with bilateral oophorectomy 5 years ago and was no longer receiving active treatment: __________

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Question 43

Cancer of the lymphatic system is called ____________________.

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Question 44

Match each definition to one of the following items. -Tumor cells that are highly abnormal

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Question 45

Pancytopenia due to myelodysplastic syndrome: __________

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Question 46

All of the following are considered by the National Cancer Institute to be the most common sites for cancer in the United States EXCEPT the ____.

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Question 47

What drug could be given to treat neutropenia due to chemotherapy?

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Question 48

Carcinomas in situ are malignant cells that remain within the original site with no spread to or invasion of neighboring tissues.

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Question 49

A patient was admitted for back pain due to vertebral metastasis. An MRI indicates that the disease has progressed. Patient has a history of prostate cancer with prostatectomy 2 years ago. Beam radiation with heavy particles was administered.

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Question 50

What does it mean when a tumor is benign?

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Question 51

Match each definition to one of the following items. -Malignant growth of connective tissue

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Question 52

Match each definition to one of the following items. -Malignancies arising from white blood cells

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Question 53

Benign neoplasm of Cowper's gland: __________

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Question 54

A(n) ______________________ is a procedure that identifies the sentinel lymph nodes(s) for removal and pathologic exam.

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Question 55

An example of a carcinoma malignancy is a malignant ____.

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Question 56

Primary cancer of the cauda equina: __________

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Question 57

Lymphangioendothelioma: __________

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Question 58

Preventive or ____________________ surgery is performed to remove tissue that has the potential to become cancerous.

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Question 59

Glossopalatine fold carcinoma: __________

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Exam 11: Neoplasms

Cells that are slightly abnormal and well differentiated are classified as grade ____ cells.

Metastatic carcinoma of the omentum. History of ovarian carcinoma that was treated with bilateral oophorectomy 5 years ago and was no longer receiving active treatment: __________

Cancer of the lymphatic system is called ____________________.

Match each definition to one of the following items. -Tumor cells that are highly abnormal

Pancytopenia due to myelodysplastic syndrome: __________

All of the following are considered by the National Cancer Institute to be the most common sites for cancer in the United States EXCEPT the ____.

What drug could be given to treat neutropenia due to chemotherapy?

Carcinomas in situ are malignant cells that remain within the original site with no spread to or invasion of neighboring tissues.

A patient was admitted for back pain due to vertebral metastasis. An MRI indicates that the disease has progressed. Patient has a history of prostate cancer with prostatectomy 2 years ago. Beam radiation with heavy particles was administered.

What does it mean when a tumor is benign?

Match each definition to one of the following items. -Malignant growth of connective tissue

Match each definition to one of the following items. -Malignancies arising from white blood cells

Benign neoplasm of Cowper's gland: __________

A(n) ______________________ is a procedure that identifies the sentinel lymph nodes(s) for removal and pathologic exam.

An example of a carcinoma malignancy is a malignant ____.

Primary cancer of the cauda equina: __________

Lymphangioendothelioma: __________

Preventive or ____________________ surgery is performed to remove tissue that has the potential to become cancerous.

Glossopalatine fold carcinoma: __________

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