Question

if an organ or bone develops abnormally, it would be said to exhibit: a hyperplasia b neoplasia c dysplasia d hypoplasia question 7 the \stuff\ inside a cell is known as the: a cytoplasm b karyoplasm c histoplasm d somatoplasm

Explanation:

1. For the first question, dysplasia refers to abnormal development of cells, tissues, organs or bones. Hyperplasia is an increase in the number of cells. Neoplasia is the formation of a tumor. Hypoplasia is under - development. So, abnormal development is dysplasia.
2. For the second question, the cytoplasm is the substance within a cell that contains organelles and other cellular components. Karyoplasm is the substance in the nucleus. Histoplasm is a fungus, not related to cell contents. Somatoplasm is not the correct term for cell contents.

Answer:

1. C. dysplasia
2. A. cytoplasm