Organ pathology FINAL

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A tumor is a sign of

inflammation

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what is #1 in incidence for cancer?

breast/prostate

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What is the most lethal type of cancer?

lung

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What are the main characteristics of a neoplasm?

neovascularization & break basement membrane

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A benign tumor is characterized by

slow growth, encapsulation, no metastasis, well-differentiated

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a malignant tumor is characterized by

rapid growth, non-encapsulated, infiltrative growth, poorly differentiated, anaplasia, metastasis

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Neoplasms are an imbalance of

cell proliferation and cell death

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There is more ________ in a neoplasm

cell prolifertation

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A carcinoma is

epithelial

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a sarcoma is

connective tissue

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a leukemia is

hematopoietic

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Apoptosis involves p53, and _______ are the last step in activation

caspases

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Apoptosis is regulated by

Bc12 & BAX

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Aberrations in gene expression is functional, and an example of this is

loss of genomic imprinting

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proto-oncogenes are

normal genes that may cause a gain in function

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oncogenes are

mutant forms of proto and cause a gain in function

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tumor suppressor genes are

a loss of function causing cancer

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_______ is a final complication of malignancy resulting in loss of body fat and apetite

cahexia

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Cushing’s is a paraneoplastic syndrome resulting in

lung oat cell carcinoma

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Carcinoid is a paraneoplastic syndrome resulting in

serotonin in the GI

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A grade 1 tumor would be considered

well-differentiated

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A grade IV tumor would be considered

poorly differentiated

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Duke’s stage 1

cancer confined

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Duke’s stage 2

locally invasive

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Duke’s stage 3

spread, lymph nodes

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Duke’s stage 4

distant sites

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all tumors have 2 basic components

proliferating parenchyma, stroma is made of CT & blood vessels

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Benign typically has the suffix

-oma

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A melanoma is

malignant

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a myeloma is

malignant

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a lymphoma is

malignant

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a carcinoma is

malignant

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a sarcoma is

malignant

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a blastoma is

immature in nervous system

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a teratoma

more than 1 germ layer

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in the ABCD’s of neoplasia, A stands for

asymmetry

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in the ABCD’s of neoplasia, B stands for

border irregular

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in the ABCD’s of neoplasia, C stands for

color mixed

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in the ABCD’s of neoplasia, D stands for

diameter >6mm

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Basal cell carcinoma

least malignant and most common

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Squamous cell carcinoma involves

keratinocytes stratum spinosum on scalp, ears, lower lip, face, hands

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__________ is the #1 killer

heart disease

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Risk factors for breast cancer include

obesity, diet, being a woman

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prostate cancer increases with

african american race, family history, diet of saturated fats

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Smokers are more likely to have what type of lung cancer?

small cell

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The most common lung cancer is

non small cell

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A tumor of the lung involving the sympathetic nerve plexus is called

Horner’s

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A tumor of the lung involving the cervical/thoracic sympathetic nerve is called

Pancoast

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HNPCC is non-polyposis and is a syndrome of

colon cancer

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FAP is a syndrome of colon cancer and has a risk of

100%

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The #1 place involved in colon cancer is the

rectum

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Bone cancer is highly

metastatic

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an osteoblastic metastasis example is

prostate cancer

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an osteolytic metastasis is

breast cancer

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there is a preferential metastasis to bone because it is

highly vascular, growth factors, adhesion receptors, and a signal to home

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ocular metastasis reaches the eye through the

blood stream

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What part of the eye receives the most ocular metastasis

choroid

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The hallmark of ocular metastasis is

proptosis/exophthalmos

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The part of the uveal tract most affected by metastasis is

choroid

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proptosis, palpable mass, diplopia, and ptosis are examples of

orbital

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scotoma, VF deficit, metamorphopsia, loss of color vision are examples of

uveal

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Metastasis at ciliary ganglion is called

claude bernard syndrome

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Unilateral miosis, enopthalmos, and narrowed palpebral fissure are associated with

claude bernard syndrome

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What is needed for RBC

EPO, protein, iron, B12, B6, vit c

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If there is an increase in reticulocytes that indicates

blood loss

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reticulocytes are supposed to be _____ normally

low

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Hematocrit for men is

40-51%

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Hematocrit for women is

36-47%