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Oncology Med Surge

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Carcinogens   Substance known to increase the risk for the developement of cancer.  
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Papanicolauo's test (pap smear)   A pelvic examination for women to detect cancer.  
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Binign   Not recurrent or progressive;nonmaligant.  
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Malignant   Growing worse and resisting treatment.  
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Metastasis   Tumor cells are spread to distant parts of the body.  
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Immunosurveilance   The immune system's recognition and destruction of newly developed abnormal cells.  
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Carcinoma   Term used for malignant tumors composed of epithelia cells,which have a tendency to metastasis.  
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Alopecia   Loss of hair.  
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Neoplasm   Uncontrolled or abnormal growth of cell.  
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Thrombocytopenia   Reduction in the number of circulating platelets due to supression of the bone marrow.  
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Stomatitis   Amouth imflammation due to destruction of normal cells of the oral cavity.  
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Sarcoma   Malignant tumors of connective tissues such as muscle or bone.  
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Tumor Lysis Syndrome   Oncologic emergency that occurs with rapid lysis of malignant cells.  
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Carcinogenesis   The process by which normal cells are transformed into cancer cells.  
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Differentiated   Most like the parent tissue.  
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Leukopenia   Reduction in the number of circulating white blood cells due to depression of bone marrow.  
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Biopsy   Removal of a small piece of living tissue from an organ or other part of the body for microscopic examination.  
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Cancer's Seven Warning Signals (CAUTION)   Change in bowel or bladder habits, a sore that does not heal,Unusual bleeding or discharge,  
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Cancer warning Signals Cont....(CAUTION)   Thickening or lump in breast or elsewwhere.Indigestion or difficulty swallowing.  
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Cancer warning signs Cont.....(CAUTION)   Obvious change in wart or mole, Nagging cough or hoarseness.  
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Most common sites for cancer in men.   Prostate,Lung & bronchus,Colon and rectum,Urinary bladder,Melanomia of the skin,  
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Most common sites for cancer in men. cont...   Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma,kidney,Leukemia,oral cavity and Pancreas.  
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Most common sites of cancer in women   Breast,Lung & Bronchus,Colon and rectum,uterine corpus,ovary,Non Hodgkin's lymphoma,  
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Most common sites of cancer in women cont...   Melanoma of the skin,Thyroid,Urinary bladder  
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Risk Factors for developing Cancer   Smoking,Dietary habits,Exposure to Radiation(sun),Exposure to enviromental andchemical carinogens,Smokeless tobacco,Lots of alcohol.  
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Others cancers associated with smoking   Bladder,kidney,mouth,pharynx,larynx,esophagus,pancreas uterine and cervix.  
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Dietary habits to prevent Cancer   A diet high in fober and low in fat is recommended for prevention of cancer.  
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Exposure to radiation   Excessive exposure to the suns ultraviolet rays is a factor in development of basal and squamous cell skin cancer and melanoma.  
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Environmental and chemical carcinogens   Includes fumes from rubber and chlorine and dust from cotton,coal,nickle,chromate,asbestos and vinyl chloride  
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There is a greater incidence of Bladder cancer among people who live in   Urban areas and among those who work with dyes,rubber or leather.  
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Use of smokeless tobacco increases the risk of cancerof the   mouth,larynx,pharynx and esophagus.  
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Alcohol may result in   Oral cancer and cancer of the larynx,throat,esophagus,and liver.  
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Prevention Behaviors (Cervicle Cancer)   Abstaining from or practicing safer sex using protection.  
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Cancer prevention   Quit smoking,Whatching for and reporting signs and symptoms.  
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Breast cancer prevention Ages 20-39   BSE each month,Clinical exam by health care every 3 years.  
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Breast Cancer prevention 40 and over   Yearly mammogram,Yearly breast exam dy health care professional,near time of mammogram,BSE EVERY MONTH.  
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Endometrial cancer prevention   watching for any abnormal uterine spotting or bleeding,using oral contraceptives for many years.  
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Endomentrial cancer CONT...   Talking c doc. about the risk & benefits of hormone replacement therapy for your risk of cancer and other diseases(heart disease,osteoporosis  
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Endomentrial Cancer COND...   Taking hormone peplacement with your uterus still intact,take estrogen &progesterone.  
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Ovarian Cancer   Using the pill for yrs,  
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Ovarian Cancer COND...Watching for and reporting s/s   Abdominal bleeding,vaginal bleeding,back and/leg pain,Chronic stomache pain  
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Ovarian Cancer COND...   Talking c your Doc. about the risk and benefits of hormone replacement therapy for your risk of cancer and other diseases,like heart disease and osteoporosis.  
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Ovarian Cancer COND...   Talking c your doc about having your ovaries removed,if you are high risk.(this surgery causes sudden menopause.  
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Skin Cancer Prevention   Stay out of sun,especially between 10am-4pm,wearing a broad-brimmed hat,a shirt and sunglasses when out in sun.  
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Yearly pelvic exam c pap test.   At age 18 or when sexually active,whichever is earlier.  
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After 3 or more consecutive satisfactory normal yearly examinations   The pap teat may be performed at the discretion of the doc.  
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There are no effective and proven test for early detection of   Ovarian Cancer  
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Skin Examinations   Older than 20-q3yrs,Older than 40-qyr.  
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Tumor Classification   Stage 0,I,II,III,IV  
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Stage 0   Cancer is situ means that malignant cells are present as a tumor but has not metastasized.  
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Stage I   Tumor limited to the tissue of orgin,localized tumor growth.  
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Stage II   Limited local spread.  
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Stage III   Extensive local and regional spread.  
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Stage IV   Metastasis(spreading)  
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Benign Tumors   Slow steady growth,remains localized,usually contained within a capsule,smooth well defined movable when palpated  
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Benign Tumor COND...   Resembles parent tissue,crowds normal tissue,rarely recurs after removal,rarely fatal.  
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Malignant Tumors   Rate of growth varies-usually rapid,Metastasizes,rarely contained in a capsule.  
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Malignant Tumors CONT...   Irregular;more immoble when palpated,little resemblance to patent tissue,invades normal tissue,may recur after removal,Fatal s treatment.  
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(TMN)Tumor Grading   Tumor size,spread to nodes,and metastasis  
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