Chapter 19 - Cancer/Oncology
Across
- 1. having the ability to enter and destroy surrounding tissue
- 6. new growth
- 8. drugs that increase the sensitivity of tumors to x-rays
- 12. chemotherapeutic chemicals that block the function of a protein necessary for mitosis
- 15. change in the genetic material of a cell
- 17. giving radiation in small, repeated doses
- 18. loss of differentiation of cells
- 20. combining form for short distance
- 21. noncancerous growth or tumor
- 22. medical suffix for formation
- 27. combining form for cold
- 29. tumor having the characteristics of continuous growth, invasiveness and metastisis
- 32. cancerous tumor made up of cells of epithelial origin
- 36. treatment of tumors using doses of radiation
- 37. spread of a malignant tumor to a secondary site
- 39. medical suffix for meaning to stop
- 43. treatment with drugs
- 45. detailed plan for treatment of an illness
- 46. having no stem
- 47. chemotherapeutic drugs found in bacteria and fungi
- 49. cancer treatment using immune cells and antibodies to kill tumor cells
- 50. relieving but not curing symptoms
Down
- 2. wide resection involving removal of the tumor, its organ of origin and all surrounding tissue in the body space
- 3. destruction of tissue by electric sparks generated by a high-frequency current
- 4. combining form for formation
- 5. exposure to any form of radiant energy
- 7. condition of being unwell or deficient in normal function
- 9. chemotherapeutic agents that block the synthesis of DNA components and prevent cells from dividing
- 10. energy carried by a stream of particles
- 11. combining form for burn, heat
- 13. destruction of tissue by burning
- 14. medical suffix for immature tumor
- 16. method of treatment
- 19. extending beyond normal tissue boundaries into adjacent tissue
- 23. radiotherapy that uses insertion of sealed containers into body cavities or radioactive seeds directly into the tumor
- 24. having the appearance of a thin, watery fluid
- 25. specialization of cells
- 26. cancerous tumor derived from connective or flesh tissue
- 28. medical suffix for mass, tumor
- 30. combining form for death
- 31. replication of cells
- 33. loss of differentiation of cells
- 34. programmed cell death
- 35. agent that causes cancer
- 38. infectious agent that reproduces by entering a host cell and using the host's genetic material to make copies of itself
- 40. combining form for tumor
- 41. partial or complete disappearance of symptoms of disease
- 42. use of subfreezing temperature to destroy tissue
- 44. recurrence of tumor after treatment
- 48. containing dead tissue