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Two major dysfunctions present in the process of cancer are:


✓~ :(1) defective cellular proliferation (growth) and (2) defective cellular

differentiation.




cancer cells divide indiscriminately and haphazardly and sometimes__


✓~ __produce more than two cells at the time of mitosis.




Through differentiation__


✓~ __cells become capable of performing only specific functions.




Protooncogenes are__


✓~ __normal cellular genes that are important regulators of normal cellular processes

that keep them in their mature, functioning state.

,When protooncogenes are mutated__


✓~ __they can begin to function as oncogenes (tumor-inducing genes).




Tumors can be classified as__


✓~ __benign or malignant.




Benign neoplasms are __


✓~ __well-differentiated.




Malignant neoplasms range from__


✓~ __well-differentiated to undifferentiated.




The stages of cancer include__


✓~ __initiation, promotion, and progression.




The first stage, initiation, is a __

, ✓~ __mutation in the cell's genetic structure resulting from an inherited mutation, an

error that occurs during DNA replication, or following exposure to a chemical,

radiation, or viral agent.




Promotion, the second stage in the development of cancer, is characterized by

__


✓~ __the reversible proliferation of the altered cells.




Progression, the final stage, is characterized by __


✓~ __increased growth rate of the tumor, increased invasiveness, and spread of the

cancer to a distant site (metastasis).




Metastasis is __


✓~ __a multistep process in which tumor cells travel to distant sites via lymphatic

and hematogenous routes.




The most frequent sites of metastasis are __


✓~ __lungs, bone, brain, liver, and adrenal glands.

, Since cancer cells arise from normal human cells__


✓~ __the immune response that is mounted against cancer cells may be inadequate to

effectively eradicate them.




Cancer cells may display altered cell surface antigens__


✓~ __called tumor-associated antigens, as a result of malignant transformation.




Immunologic surveillance is __


✓~ __response of the immune system to tumor-associated antigens.




The process by which cancer cells evade the immune system is termed __


✓~ __immunologic escape.




Tumors can be classified according to__


✓~ __anatomic site, histologic grading, and extent of disease (staging).




In the anatomic classification of tumors, the tumor is identified by__

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