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What is a neoplasm?
What is a neoplasm?
- A type of growth or mass composed of normal, mature tissue that is found in an abnormal location within the body
- A type of cancer that begins in germ cells in males
- A rare type of germ cell tumor that may contain immature or fully formed tissue, including teeth, hair, bone, and muscle
- An abnormal mass of tissue characterized by uncontrolled growth and the absence of the usual mechanisms that regulate normal tissue growth (correct)
What is the stromal component in a neoplasm responsible for?
What is the stromal component in a neoplasm responsible for?
- Initiating the initial stimulus or cause for the tumor growth
- Providing structural and nutritional support to the tumor (correct)
- Causing uncontrolled growth of the tumor
- Regulating normal tissue growth
What differentiates a teratoma from true neoplasms (tumors)?
What differentiates a teratoma from true neoplasms (tumors)?
- It is a rare type of germ cell tumor that may contain immature or fully formed tissue, including teeth, hair, bone, and muscle
- It consists of tissue components that are indigenous to the site where they occur (correct)
- It is an abnormal mass of tissue characterized by uncontrolled growth
- It begins in germ cells in males
What is a choristoma?
What is a choristoma?
What distinguishes a hamartoma from true neoplasms (tumors)?
What distinguishes a hamartoma from true neoplasms (tumors)?
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