General Path exam 2

3. is a group of similar diseases arising from one of 4 types of a protozoa
9. lymphoma is separated from other lymphomas due to its unusual clinical and histopathologic features.
13. indirect acting carcinogens, meaning they become active only after metabolic conversion.
14. Keratinization within the eyes produces a dry, glandular epithelial surface called
15. are exogenous chemical agents and may be found in air, water, food and soil. When detoxified, they are readily excreted.
19. a paraneoplastic syndrome that presents with epithelial hyperplasia seen in association with abdominal carcinomas.
20. arise in bone and usually quickly involve the circulating blood.
21. is a bone disease seen in growing children whose epiphyses have not already closed.
22. results from a deficiency of protein. It is a severe form of protein energy malnutrition. With this condition, there is marked protein deprivation that is associated with severe loss of visceral protein compartment and the resultant hypoalbuminemia gives rise to generalized or dependent edema.
23. is also called pot and is the most widely used illegal drug
24. leading caused of ischemic-related deaths in patients with sickle cell disease other than Acute Chest syndrome

1. cells are altered RS cells that demonstrate abundant, pale staining cytoplasm.
2. refers to a single monoclonal plasma plasma cell proliferation in the skeleton of the soft tissues.
4. A discrete tumor like mass termed granulocytic sarcoma
5. Growth Phase correlates to the phase in which cells infiltrate deep into the CT and frequent metastasis occurs.
6. refers to suppression of multipotent myeloid stem cells, which resultant anemia, thrombocytopenia and neutropenia.
7. characteristic neurobehavioral complication or the compulsion to consume non-foodstuff such as dirt of clay.
8. is the term used to describe peripheral blood that exhibits pancytopenia with few blasts but the marrow is really flooded with blasts.
10. is the known cause of infectious mononucleosis and has been implicated in a variety of human cancers such as Burkitt lymphoma
11. a type of tumor suppressor gene that has the ability to stop abnormal cellular proliferation.
12. refers to an increased concentration of red cells
16. lymphoma is a unique B-cell neoplasm that demonstrates distinctive histopathologic and clinical features. This is the first human cancer strongly linked to the Epstein Barr virus.
17. granule unusual tennis racket-like cytoplasmic inclusion in Langerhan cells
18. Growth promoting genes