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Side A ------ Side B Anemia: ------ a decrease in circulating hemoglobin and oxygen-carrying capacity in the blood because of decreased erythrocyte production, hemolysis, or loss of blood. Anigiogenesis: ------ the development of new capillaries. Antineoplastic: ------ destroying, inhibiting, or preventing the growth or spread of neoplasms. Apoptosis: ------ normal programmed cell death in tissues. Atypical: ------ unusual, not characteristic. Biopsy: ------ the removal of a small piece of living tissue from microscopic examination to determine a diagnosis. Cytologic: ------ the study of cells. Differentiation: ------ increased specialization of cells for certain functions. Infiltrate: ------ to filter into or through; permeate, to penetrate tissue spaces or cells. Leukopenia: ------ a decreased number of leukocytes in the blood. Metastasis: ------ spread of cancer cells to distant malignant tumor. Micrometastases: ------ spread of malignant cells not yet detectable. Mitosis: ------ a process of cell reproduction resulting in two daughter cells with the same DNA as the parent cell. Mutation: ------ a change in the genetic makeup (DNA) of a cell, which will be inherited. Nadir: ------ point of lowest cell count (neutropenia or leukopenia). Oncology: ------ the study of cancer. Palliative: ------ providing comfort and relieving pain and other symptoms of a disease without effecting a cure. Pneumonia: ------ inflammation of the lungs with congestion. Prognosis: ------ the probable outcome of a disease. Prophylactic: ------ a measure or drug to prevent disease. Radioisotopes: ------ a radioactive form of an element giving off radiation (beta or gamma) in the body, used in diagnosis and therapy. Recurrence: ------ return to a previous condition, habit, subject, etc. Seeding: ------ refers to the spread of cancer cells in body fluids or along membranes, usually in body cavities. Thrombocytopenia: ------ abnormally low number of thrombocytes or platelets. TPN: (Total Parenteral Nutrition) ------ administration of a nutritionally complete fluid (protein, glucose, vitamins, etc.) into the superior vena cava.
Side A ------ Side B Anemia: ------ a decrease in circulating hemoglobin and oxygen-carrying capacity in the blood because of decreased erythrocyte production, hemolysis, or loss of blood. Anigiogenesis: ------ the development of new capillaries. Antineoplastic: ------ destroying, inhibiting, or preventing the growth or spread of neoplasms. Apoptosis: ------ normal programmed cell death in tissues. Atypical: ------ unusual, not characteristic. Biopsy: ------ the removal of a small piece of living tissue from microscopic examination to determine a diagnosis. Cytologic: ------ the study of cells. Differentiation: ------ increased specialization of cells for certain functions. Infiltrate: ------ to filter into or through; permeate, to penetrate tissue spaces or cells. Leukopenia: ------ a decreased number of leukocytes in the blood. Metastasis: ------ spread of cancer cells to distant malignant tumor. Micrometastases: ------ spread of malignant cells not yet detectable. Mitosis: ------ a process of cell reproduction resulting in two daughter cells with the same DNA as the parent cell. Mutation: ------ a change in the genetic makeup (DNA) of a cell, which will be inherited. Nadir: ------ point of lowest cell count (neutropenia or leukopenia). Oncology: ------ the study of cancer. Palliative: ------ providing comfort and relieving pain and other symptoms of a disease without effecting a cure. Pneumonia: ------ inflammation of the lungs with congestion. Prognosis: ------ the probable outcome of a disease. Prophylactic: ------ a measure or drug to prevent disease. Radioisotopes: ------ a radioactive form of an element giving off radiation (beta or gamma) in the body, used in diagnosis and therapy. Recurrence: ------ return to a previous condition, habit, subject, etc. Seeding: ------ refers to the spread of cancer cells in body fluids or along membranes, usually in body cavities. Thrombocytopenia: ------ abnormally low number of thrombocytes or platelets. TPN: (Total Parenteral Nutrition) ------ administration of a nutritionally complete fluid (protein, glucose, vitamins, etc.) into the superior vena cava.
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