In each blank, try to type in the
word that is missing. If you've
typed in the correct word, the
blank will turn green.
If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: Answer: a substance,especially a drug added to a to assist in the action of the main ingredient Question: therapyAnswer: treatment of a disease with a substance especially a drug that the main ingredient. Question: Answer: a change in the structure and orientation of cells characterized by a loss of specialization and reversion to a more form Question: antimetaboliteAnswer: a class of drugs used to treat cancer.these drugs are most effective against rapidly growing tumors Question: antineoplasticAnswer: of a pertaining to a ,procedure or measure that prevents the proliferation of malignant cells Question: Answer: by a tendency to spread,infiltrate and intrude Question: Answer: a change in the structure and orientation of cells characterized by a loss of specialization and reversion to a more form Question: infiltraiveAnswer: the ability to invade or penetrate adjacent tissue Question: Answer: enclosed in fibrous or sheaths Question: fractionationAnswer: in radiology,the division of the total dose of radiation into small doses administered at in an effort to minimize tissue damages Question: acid (DNA)Answer: a large nucleic acid molecule found principally in the chromosomes of the nucleus of a cell that is the carrier genetic Question: Answer: a process in development in which unspecialized or tissues are systemically modified and altered to achieve specific & characteristic physical forms,physiologic functions & chemicals properties Question: cytotoxicAnswer: to being destructive to cells Question: chemotherapyAnswer: the use of chemical to destroy cancer cells on a selective basis Question: carcinomaAnswer: a neoplasm Question: in situ (CIS)Answer: a premalignant neoplasm that has not invaded the basement but shoes cytologic characteristics of cancer Question: Answer: of or pertaining to a (nipplelike projection) Question: carcinogenAnswer: a substance or agent that causes the development or increases the incidence of Question: oncogenesisAnswer: the formation of a Question: benignAnswer: noncancerous & therefore not an threat,even through treatment eventually may be required for health or cosmetic reasons; not life threatening Question: Answer: a neoplasm characterized by the uncontrolled growth of anaplastic cells that tend to invade surrounding tissue and to reasons;body sites Question: Answer: a gene in a that has the ability to cause a cell to become malignant Question: Answer: any abnormal growth of new tissue, benign or Question: mutationAnswer: a change or transformation in a Question: Answer: an of an abnormal condition or quality Question: metastasisAnswer: the process by which tumor cells spread to distant parts of the Question: Answer: a type of cell that results in the formation of two genetically identical daughter cells Question: mixed-tissue Answer: a growth of more then one type of neoplastic Question: modalityAnswer: a method of Question: Answer: tending to become worse and cause Question: Answer: surgical removal of only & the immediate adjacent breast tissue;a method of treatment for breast cancer when detected in the early stage of the disease Question: acceleratorAnswer: an apparatus for accelerating substance particles used in radiotherapy,physics research and the production of readionuclides Question: Answer: by a base rather than by a stalk or a peduncle Question: scirrhousAnswer: pertaining to a carcinoma with a hard Question: acid(RNA)Answer: a nucleic acid found in both the nucleus and cytoplasm of cells that transmits genetic instructions from the nucleus to the Question: Answer: the partial or complete disappearance of the symptoms of a chronic or disease Question: radiotherapyAnswer: the treatment of disease by using x-rays rays Question: relapseAnswer: to exhibit the symptoms of a disease from which a patient appears to have recovered Question: radiosenstive Answer: a tumor capable of being changed by or reacting to radioactive emission such as x-rays,alpha or gamma rays Question: radioresponsive Answer: a that reacts favorably to radiation Question: radioresistant Answer: a that resits the effects of radiation Question: radiocurable Answer: pertaining to the susceptibility of tumor cells to destruction by radiation Question: Answer: the emission of energy,rays or Question: Answer: to a structure with a stalk Question: Answer: a plan or description of the steps to be taken in a particular situation such as conducting research |
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