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What does a G2 classification in cancer grading indicate?
What does a G2 classification in cancer grading indicate?
- Moderately well-differentiated grade
- Poorly differentiated grade
- Presence of cell mutation (correct)
- Well-differentiated grade
What is the significance of a Gx classification in cancer grading?
What is the significance of a Gx classification in cancer grading?
- Well-differentiated grade
- Moderately well-differentiated grade
- Grade cannot be assessed (correct)
- Poorly differentiated grade
Why might a doctor need to perform another biopsy or procedure when encountering a Gx classification?
Why might a doctor need to perform another biopsy or procedure when encountering a Gx classification?
- To assess if the tumor is poorly differentiated
- To determine the moderately well-differentiated grade
- To identify the type of tissue inside the tumor (correct)
- To confirm the well-differentiated grade
Which urinary metabolite is associated with an increase in levels in cancer of the adrenal gland?
Which urinary metabolite is associated with an increase in levels in cancer of the adrenal gland?
Which hormone is related to tumors of the pituitary and adrenal glands and shows a normal high level in the morning?
Which hormone is related to tumors of the pituitary and adrenal glands and shows a normal high level in the morning?
Which test should be done for detecting occult blood due to gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding?
Which test should be done for detecting occult blood due to gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding?
Which substance should be avoided 3 days before a stool test for occult blood due to GI bleeding?
Which substance should be avoided 3 days before a stool test for occult blood due to GI bleeding?
What is B.SALVAGE SURGERY used for?
What is B.SALVAGE SURGERY used for?
Which type of surgery uses a cryoprobe and liquid nitrogen to freeze cancer cells?
Which type of surgery uses a cryoprobe and liquid nitrogen to freeze cancer cells?
What should be managed with a pain reliever after the procedure?
What should be managed with a pain reliever after the procedure?
What is the purpose of Chemosurgery?
What is the purpose of Chemosurgery?
What is a key difference between the mode of growth of benign and malignant neoplasms?
What is a key difference between the mode of growth of benign and malignant neoplasms?
What effect does the presence of a fibrous capsule have on benign neoplasms according to the text?
What effect does the presence of a fibrous capsule have on benign neoplasms according to the text?
Which feature is typically observed in malignant neoplasms but not in benign neoplasms?
Which feature is typically observed in malignant neoplasms but not in benign neoplasms?
What is a characteristic cell feature of benign neoplasms?
What is a characteristic cell feature of benign neoplasms?
Why are malignant neoplasms generally harmful to the host according to the text?
Why are malignant neoplasms generally harmful to the host according to the text?
What factor indicates a good prognosis for a neoplasm according to the text?
What factor indicates a good prognosis for a neoplasm according to the text?
