Neoplasia — Flashcards

What type of cancer (e.g. SCC, adenocarcinoma, etc.) is pancreatic carcinoma? _____

Mutations in which tumor suppressor protein can lead to Neurofibromatosis I?_____

Where do the lesions of Kaposi sarcoma most commonly occur?_____

HHV-8 inactivates the _____ tumor suppressor protein

Which subtype of Hodgkin lymphoma has the best prognosis? _____

What aggressive variant of squamous cell carcinoma can develop at sites of chronic inflammation / previously traumatized or scarred skin?_____

Cyst formation within end-stage kidneys during dialysis increases risk for _____

Which carcinogen is associated with the following types of cancer?_____ Bronchogenic CarcinomaMesothelioma

Prostatic adenocarcinoma may be graded using the _____ grading system

Starry sky appearance on histology, large jaw lesion and swellingAssoc. with EBV_____