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    Nutrition

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    Nutrition for Health and Wellness Assignment # 2 Research claim: Probiotics in Preventing Colon Cancer Probiotics in preventing colon cancer Humans are composed of foreign species‚ which were not created by the body. These living organisms can be beneficial to our body and can also have detrimental effects as well. The human body relies heavily on these organisms for daily metabolic processes. Probiotics are one of the many living microorganism’s that can

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    Cancer cells break free from normal constraints and follows it’s own pattern of cell division. Cancer cells divide much more often than normal cells which produces a mass of cells‚ also called a tumor. Proto-oncogenes makes proteins that encourage cell division. These proteins tell cells to go! P53 is a tumor suppressor gene that does the opposite. These proteins act like brakes in a car. They tell cells to slow down or stop dividing completely. DNA repair genes prevent mutations in cells‚ which can

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    Cervical Cancer Stage

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    together with the results of the original tumor biopsy to determine the cervical cancer stage. There are three ways that cancer spreads through the body. Cancer can spread through the

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    Osteosarcoma

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    osteoblast that make the bone matrix‚ that do not make the bone matrix as strong as it should be. There are 3 sub-types of Osteosarcoma‚ High-Grade‚ Intermediate-Grade‚ and Low-Grade. These three types are broken down even further based on how the tumor grows and spreads to other parts of the human body (“what is”‚ 2014).     There are multiple ways of detecting the growth and spread of Osteosarcoma in the body. The first major signal is pain and swelling‚ more so around the knee or the upper parts

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    determining the size of a tumor and calculating its growth rate. One could even calculating the correct dose of medication too prescribed To patients‚ so that they have the right ration for their bodies to absorb for the best treatment possible. Calculus is not required for medical however there are simple things that are easier to track and calculate using calculus the space patients having to come back and getting tests over and over. One thing is the growth rate of a tumor. Tumors usually grow at a

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    Neurofibromatosis is a genetic disorder of the nervous system that affect many parts of the body. The disorder affects the development of nerve cell tissue as well as the brain and spinal cord. Although the tumors are usually noncancerous‚ some can become malignant. Neurofibromatosis can range from mild to severe‚ which can lead to complications such as‚ "hearing loss‚ learning impairment‚ heart and blood vessel (cardiovascular) problems‚ loss of vision‚ and severe pain‚" (Mayo Clinic). There are

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    Patho Review

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    ureters): i. Can be bilateral or unilateral ii. Major medical concerns are: pooling and pressure iii. Causes: 1. Stricture a. Result of scar tissue 1. Compression a. Tumor 1. Blockage a. Stones 1. Stenosis a. Plaque i. Effects: 1. Dilation of the ureter‚ renal pelvis‚ calyces‚ and renal parenchyma PROXIMAL to the site of urinary blockage

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    Approach to Care of Cancer

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    Approach to Care of Cancer Cancer is considered the second leading cause of death in the United States resulting in about 25% of deaths (Copstead‚ & Banasik‚ 2010). The term cancer encompasses a cluster of more than one hundred diseases. Though there are various kinds of cancer‚ all cancers start due to abnormal cells growth. The typical characteristic of a cancerous cell is that they grow out of control and invade other tissue through the bloodstream or lymph vessels. If untreated‚ cancers can

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    when a man gives himself a testicular self-examination. After the lump is discovered‚ an ultrasound can be done to image the testicles and determine if the lumps are cancerous or not. Also a blood test may be administered to determine the level of tumor markers present in

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    sheath tumor. Postoperative Diagnosis: Recurrent nerve sheath tumor. Operative Procedure: Reexploration of left L5-S1 hemilaminotomy for excision of recurrent left S1 nerve sheath tumor. Anesthesia: General endotracheal. Specimen Removed: Cystic left S1 para root mass (frozen and permanent). IV Fluids: See anesthesia records. Estimated Blood Loss: ______. Complications: None. INDICATIONS: This is a 27-year-old male with the recurrent left S1 nerve sheath tumor. Patient

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