Category: Cancer

A screening colonoscopy is done for the significance of colorectal cancer prevention. Colonoscopy allows visualization of the entire mucosa of the distal terminal ileum and the large intestine. A long flexible tube called a colonoscope is inserted in the rectum during the examination. A tiny camera in the tip allows the doctor to detect changes…

Table of Contents Introduction Resection Procedure and Post-op Guidelines Sigmoidoscopy and Exploratory Laparotomy Colon Cancer Treatment Options Medication Research Conclusion References Introduction Colon cancer typically begins in the large intestine, which is at the end of the digestive tract and is called a colon. Such type of cancer is usually linked with two distinct kinds…

Table of Contents Cancer Cancer Risk Factors Preventive measures Evidence-based treatment methods Susceptibility to cancer quackery Questionable Methods Promotion of questionable methods Reference Cancer Definition: – A condition characterized by abnormal cells that do not function usefully in the body, thereby destroying normal body tissues (Barrett, 2013). Cancer facts Cancer is the second leading killer…

Table of Contents Nature and Cause of Cervical Cancer Signs and Symptoms of Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Conclusion References Currently, cancer is the cause of nearly 12 percent of deaths across the globe. The number is anticipated to increase to over 12 million people in 2030 (American Cancer Society, 2016). One of the diseases…

Table of Contents Critique of Descriptive Data Analysis Plan Alternative Data Analysis Plan Reference A randomized control trial is a strategy that enhances the quality of research analysis in the field of medicine. An excellent example is a selection of newly diagnosed and a benchmarking group from the same source population. In this case, the…

Table of Contents Nebraska State Department of Health Sources of Data Diseases Required to Be Reported by Nebraska’s Department of Health Conclusion References Nebraska State Department of Health The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (NDHHS) is a governmental organization headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska. The agency offers human and health services for both regular…

Table of Contents Introduction Epidemiology of Screening Methodology Guideline Critical Analysis Summary References Introduction Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a disease that affects the cells in the colon or rectum. Cells in the colon or rectum grow out of control; in certain cases, abnormal growths called polyps may form in the colon and rectum (Centers for…

Quality colorectal cancer care requires nurses to have clinical experience while focusing on many significant tasks. The nurse must focus on learning and improving their personal traits. She must have a sufficient level of good written and oral communication, flexibility, prioritization, and assurance that all required duties are accomplished. It is the nurse who is…

The piece of legislation I believe has most significantly affected women’s healthcare in the past century is the regulation for women to take Pap smear regularly to prevent cervical cancer development. Nowadays, every woman is entitled to three free pap smears in her life, the measure that allows to significantly reduce cervical cancer. A Pap…

Table of Contents Chromosomal Analysis Causes of the Disorder Disorder Origin: Considerations for Practice and Patient Education Gene Mutation of the Disease References Chromosomal Analysis In the case of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), chromosome analysis, known as karyotyping as well, is indicated. The primary reason why it is required is its ability to help clinicians…