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Which of the following characteristics is typically associated with a benign tumor?
Which of the following characteristics is typically associated with a benign tumor?
- Unencapsulated
- Pleomorphism present
- Retained polarity (correct)
- Rapid growth
Which type of tumor exhibits a higher nuclear-to-cytoplasmic (N/C) ratio?
Which type of tumor exhibits a higher nuclear-to-cytoplasmic (N/C) ratio?
- Malignant (correct)
- Benign
- Invasive
- Metastatic
Which type of neoplasm is characterized by pleomorphism, increased nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio, hyperchromatism, atypical and abnormal mitosis, and often lost polarity?
Which type of neoplasm is characterized by pleomorphism, increased nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio, hyperchromatism, atypical and abnormal mitosis, and often lost polarity?
- Metastatic
- Malignant (correct)
- Benign
- Invasive
Which type of neoplasm is known for its slow growth and lack of metastasis?
Which type of neoplasm is known for its slow growth and lack of metastasis?
Which hallmark of cancer describes the ability of cancer cells to resist signals that would typically inhibit their growth?
Which hallmark of cancer describes the ability of cancer cells to resist signals that would typically inhibit their growth?
What is the process by which tumor cells spread to distant sites in the body called?
What is the process by which tumor cells spread to distant sites in the body called?
Which hallmark of cancer refers to the ability of cancer cells to evade programmed cell death?
Which hallmark of cancer refers to the ability of cancer cells to evade programmed cell death?
Which hallmark of cancer describes the ability of cancer cells to divide indefinitely?
Which hallmark of cancer describes the ability of cancer cells to divide indefinitely?
Which hallmark of cancer involves the formation of new blood vessels to supply nutrients and oxygen to the growing tumor?
Which hallmark of cancer involves the formation of new blood vessels to supply nutrients and oxygen to the growing tumor?
Which of the following is involved in the invasion and metastasis of cancer cells?
Which of the following is involved in the invasion and metastasis of cancer cells?
What are the two phases of invasion and metastasis?
What are the two phases of invasion and metastasis?
Which of the following is a common route of spread for sarcomas?
Which of the following is a common route of spread for sarcomas?
Which body cavity is most often involved in direct seedling of body cavities?
Which body cavity is most often involved in direct seedling of body cavities?
Which type of cancer is more likely to spread via the lymphatics rather than hematogenously?
Which type of cancer is more likely to spread via the lymphatics rather than hematogenously?
Which organs are commonly affected by hematogenous spread of cancer?
Which organs are commonly affected by hematogenous spread of cancer?
Which blood vessels are less easily penetrated by tumor cells?
Which blood vessels are less easily penetrated by tumor cells?
Which of the following is NOT a principle of grading neoplasms?
Which of the following is NOT a principle of grading neoplasms?
Which grading scheme represents a poorly differentiated neoplasm?
Which grading scheme represents a poorly differentiated neoplasm?
Which characteristic is NOT typically considered in the grading of neoplasms?
Which characteristic is NOT typically considered in the grading of neoplasms?
What is the grade of a neoplasm that is well differentiated and has less than 25% anaplastic/undifferentiated cells?
What is the grade of a neoplasm that is well differentiated and has less than 25% anaplastic/undifferentiated cells?
Which staging system is widely used for assessing the extent of spread of a tumor?
Which staging system is widely used for assessing the extent of spread of a tumor?
Which stage of Dukes' staging for colorectal cancer indicates that the cancer has grown through the muscle layer of the bowel?
Which stage of Dukes' staging for colorectal cancer indicates that the cancer has grown through the muscle layer of the bowel?
In Dukes' staging for colorectal cancer, what does Dukes' D stage indicate?
In Dukes' staging for colorectal cancer, what does Dukes' D stage indicate?
What does the clinical classification "Tis" indicate in the TNM system?
What does the clinical classification "Tis" indicate in the TNM system?
What does the clinical classification "M0" indicate in the TNM system?
What does the clinical classification "M0" indicate in the TNM system?
What does the clinical classification "N1" indicate in the TNM system?
What does the clinical classification "N1" indicate in the TNM system?
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