module 2: body structures, oncology, and laboratory tests

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The cell could best be described as

the basic unit of all living things

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The control center of a cell, a round structure containing chromosomes, is the

nucleus

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The regions within chromosomes are called

genes

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Nerve tissue could best be described as

conducting impulses to and from the brain

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A group of two or more kinds of tissue that together perform special body functions is called a(n)

organ

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The space in the body containing the urinary bladder, certain reproductive organs, parts of the large and small intestines, and the rectum is the

pelvic cavity

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The chest cavity is also called the

thoracic cavity

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The combining form meaning color is

chrom/o

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The combining form cyt/o means

cell

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The combining form meaning tissue is

hist/o

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In the medical term sarcoma, the word root means

connective tissue

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The word part that completes the medical term meaning originating in the body, _______/o/genic, is

somat

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In the medical term systemic, the suffix means

pertaining to

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The prefix dia- means

through, complete

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The prefix meaning above or excessive is

hyper-

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The word part that completes the medical term meaning substance that causes cancer, carcin/o/________, is

-gen

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The suffix -logist means

who studies and treats (specialist, physician)

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The suffix -osis means

abnormal condition

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The medical term meaning new growth of abnormal tissue is

neoplasm

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The meaning of the medical term lipoid is

resembling fat

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Dysplasia is a medical term meaning

abnormal growth

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The medical term meaning abnormal condition of yellow (discoloration) is

xanthosis

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The medical term meaning study of causes (of disease) is

etiology

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The meaning of the medical term somatic is

pertaining to the body

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The medical term meaning causing tumors is

oncogenic

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The medical term abbreviated as WBC is

leukocyte

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The abbreviation of the medical term meaning state of complete knowledge (identifying a disease) is

Dx

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Patient A complains of a sharp pain every time she inhales. Her pain is a ____________ of an underlying disorder

symptom

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The combining form lei/o means

smooth

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The correct spelling of the medical term meaning tending to become progressively worse and to cause death is

malignant

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Medical term for cancer in the early stage before it invades surrounding tissue is

carcinoma in situ

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The suffix that means tumor, swelling is

-oma

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A malignant tumor composed of fiber is called a(n)

fibrosarcoma

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The correct spelling of the medical term meaning tumor of smooth muscle is

leiomyoma

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The meaning of the medical term neoplasm is

new growth (of abnormal tissue or tumor)

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The meaning of the medical term metastasis is

beyond control (transfer of disease from one organ to another)

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The medical term meaning enclosed in a capsule, as with a benign tumor is

encapsulated

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<p><span><span>Identify the pathology definition for the following illustration.</span></span><br></p>

Identify the pathology definition for the following illustration.

malignant tumor of fat

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<p><span><span>Identify the pathology definition for the following illustration.</span></span><br></p>

Identify the pathology definition for the following illustration.

benign tumor of fat

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<p><span><span>Identify the pathology definition for the following illustration.</span></span><br></p>

Identify the pathology definition for the following illustration.

malignant bone tumor

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<p><span><span>Identify the pathology definition for the following illustration.</span></span><br></p>

Identify the pathology definition for the following illustration.

malignant tumor of striated muscle

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<p><span><span>Identify the pathology definition for the following illustration.</span></span><br></p>

Identify the pathology definition for the following illustration.

Black tumor

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__________ is the use of radiotherapy in which the source of radiation is placed within or close to the area being treated.

Brachytherapy

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A classification system used to stage certain types of cancer is called

TNM

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_____________ is the use of chemotherapy after or in combination with another form of cancer treatment.

Adjuvant chemotherapy

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____________ is a combination of mainstream medicine and evidence-based CAM therapies.

Integrative medicine

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In the TNM staging system of cancer, T refers to

the size and extent of the primary tumor

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In the TNM staging system of cancer, the label T1N2M0 means

a small, primary tumor involving two regional lymph nodes with no metastases

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CAM stands for

complementary and alternative medicine

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____________ is used in conjunction with conventional medicine.

Complementary medicine