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What term is typically used to refer to a new abnormal growth that does not respond to normal growth-control mechanisms?
What term is typically used to refer to a new abnormal growth that does not respond to normal growth-control mechanisms?
- Metastasis
- Hyperplasia
- Neoplasm (correct)
- Anaplasia
What characteristic of normal cells causes them to stop growing when they touch or become crowded?
What characteristic of normal cells causes them to stop growing when they touch or become crowded?
- Crowding response
- Loss of cellular communication
- Increased cell division
- Cellular recognition and communication (correct)
How does neoplastic growth differ from normal cell growth in terms of cellular communication?
How does neoplastic growth differ from normal cell growth in terms of cellular communication?
- Enhanced cell signaling
- Decreased cell-cell interactions
- Increased sensitivity to growth factors
- Inability to receive communication signals (correct)
What is the key difference in growth potential between benign and malignant neoplasms?
What is the key difference in growth potential between benign and malignant neoplasms?
What kind of damage can even a benign tumor cause?
What kind of damage can even a benign tumor cause?
What may be a potential cause of neoplastic growth in adults according to the text?
What may be a potential cause of neoplastic growth in adults according to the text?
What is the primary purpose of a thorough physical examination in the context of malignancy in children?
What is the primary purpose of a thorough physical examination in the context of malignancy in children?
Which diagnostic procedure is most commonly used for children with suspected malignancy?
Which diagnostic procedure is most commonly used for children with suspected malignancy?
What is the purpose of tumor staging in children with malignancies?
What is the purpose of tumor staging in children with malignancies?
Which of the following is NOT a common diagnostic procedure used to confirm a diagnosis of malignancy in children?
Which of the following is NOT a common diagnostic procedure used to confirm a diagnosis of malignancy in children?
What type of procedure is a bone marrow aspiration classified as?
What type of procedure is a bone marrow aspiration classified as?
Which of the following is NOT a common systemic effect caused by growing malignant tumors in children?
Which of the following is NOT a common systemic effect caused by growing malignant tumors in children?
What is the primary purpose of immune cells in the transplanted marrow during stem cell transplantation?
What is the primary purpose of immune cells in the transplanted marrow during stem cell transplantation?
When is an allogeneic transplant usually performed?
When is an allogeneic transplant usually performed?
What happens after the new stem cells are transfused into the child intravenously?
What happens after the new stem cells are transfused into the child intravenously?
What is the purpose of maintaining specific infection control precautions for a child undergoing stem cell transplantation?
What is the purpose of maintaining specific infection control precautions for a child undergoing stem cell transplantation?
When may transfusion of blood products be necessary during stem cell transplantation?
When may transfusion of blood products be necessary during stem cell transplantation?
Which type of cancer in children is associated with the Epstein-Barr virus?
Which type of cancer in children is associated with the Epstein-Barr virus?
Which theory explains why the growth of neoplastic cells is not reversible and why neoplasms occur in some people but not in others?
Which theory explains why the growth of neoplastic cells is not reversible and why neoplasms occur in some people but not in others?
Which symptom is not typically perceived as important by parents when a child has cancer?
Which symptom is not typically perceived as important by parents when a child has cancer?
Which cancer in children grows so rapidly that it takes nutrients from normal cells, leading to cachexia?
Which cancer in children grows so rapidly that it takes nutrients from normal cells, leading to cachexia?
Which type of cancer in children is not associated with organs exposed to outside influences and irritation?
Which type of cancer in children is not associated with organs exposed to outside influences and irritation?
Which type of cancer in children is not associated with an oncogenic virus?
Which type of cancer in children is not associated with an oncogenic virus?
What is the most common method of preventing skin reactions caused by chemotherapeutic agents?
What is the most common method of preventing skin reactions caused by chemotherapeutic agents?
Which of the following is NOT a side effect of chemotherapeutic agents?
Which of the following is NOT a side effect of chemotherapeutic agents?
How often should antiemetics be administered during chemotherapy to prevent nausea and vomiting?
How often should antiemetics be administered during chemotherapy to prevent nausea and vomiting?
Which of the following is the BEST method for minimizing the risk of drug residue exposure when administering chemotherapeutic agents?
Which of the following is the BEST method for minimizing the risk of drug residue exposure when administering chemotherapeutic agents?
Which of the following is a common category of chemotherapeutic agents?
Which of the following is a common category of chemotherapeutic agents?
Which of the following is NOT a common route of administration for chemotherapeutic agents?
Which of the following is NOT a common route of administration for chemotherapeutic agents?
