WorksheetsNeoplasms and Microscopy - Pathophysiology
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 29mins
Use the _______ focuses the image under low power.
revolving nosepiece
fine adjustment knob
coarse adjustment knob
arm/neck
What is A?
Revolving Nose Piece
Ocular Lens
Objective Lens
Light
What is B?
Light
Arm
Base
Revolving Nose Piece
What is C?
Ocular Lens
Stage
Objective Lens
Light
What is I?
Fine Adjustment Knob
Arm
Coarse Adjustment Knobs
Objective Lens
What is H?
Fine Adjustment Knobs
Ocular Lens
Diaphragm
Coarse Adjustment Knobs
What is D?
Stage Clips
Light
Coarse Adjustment Knobs
Stage
Is leukemia rare for children?
Yes
No
A benign tumor differs from a malignant tumor in that a benign tumor
is cancerous
spreads from the original site
does not metastisize
never causes health problems
Tumors are...
all malignant
mass of abnormal cells that can grow uncontrollably
usually benign
always metastasizing
Which type of cancer affects connective tissue?
carcinoma
melanoma
leukemia
sarcoma
A healthy female with no family history of cancer should have her 1st _______ at age 40.
mammogram
Pap smear
pelvis exam
colonoscopy
Many dermatologists recommend that you do a skin self-exam every
day
week
month
year
Which of the following viruses is associated with an increased risk for developing cervical cancer?
HIV: Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Rhinovirus
HPV: Human Papilloma Virus
Hepatitis B virus
All of the following are causes of cancer EXCEPT:
genetically abnormal cells (oncogenes)
tobacco use
occupations related to the use of radiation
severe bacterial infections leading to septicemia
Which of the following viruses are linked to cancer
hepatitis B
HPV
Epstien Barr
All of the above
Screening methods for preventative maintenance would include all of the following except:
self examination of the breast, testicles, and the skin
palpitations of thyroid, lymph glands, testicles, ovaries, and oral cavities
x-ray of the breast tissue with mammography
needle biopsy of tissues
Which of the following statements about benign cancer are false:
are usually non-encapsulated
slower growing than malignant neoplasia
cells are well differentiated
expands, but doesn't spread
Tiffany has been diagnosed with metastatic stage IV breast cancer, - which is true?
the cancer stayed in the breast tissue
it has not grown larger
it has spread to the distant lymph nodes and organs
the cells are differentiated
As quickly dividing cells continue to undergo change they begin to look abnormal and disorganized. This stage is called
metaplasia
hypertrophy
hyperplasia
dysplasia
All of the following are examples of malignancy EXCEPT:
fibrosarcoma
melanoma
adenoma
squamous cell carcinoma
The following are examples of normal cell function EXCEPT:
hyperplasia due to mammary gland stimulation
atrophy due to tissue injury
hyperplasia in the liver
hypertrophy of the pectoral muscles due to increase of use
The correct order of neoplasia development would be - beginning with 1. Normal,
dysplasia, anaplasia, metaplasia
anaplasia, metaplasia, dysplasia
metaplasia, dysplasia, anaplasia
dysplasia, metaplasia, anaplasia
Of the following histopathologic findings, the one that BEST indicates that a neoplasm is malignant is
The amount of dysplasia present
size of the tumor
metastasis
location
