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Grading and staging of tumors ? tumor extent and possible prognosis.
defines
? classifies cellular aspects of cancer by looking at cancer cells ? and ? classifies clinical aspects such as the ? location of the tumor and any mets.
Grading,
microscopically,
Staging,
physical
The tumor grading system uses the letter ? plus a number between ?-?
G,
1-4
A tumor that is well differentiated and has minimal deviation from normal cells will recieve a grade of ? and is more likely a ? tumor.
G1,
benign
A tumor that has some normal characteristics will recieve a grade of ?
G2
A tumor that has only enough normal characteristics to ID it gets a grade of ?
G3
A tumor that is poorly differentiated and is the most aberrant when compared to normal cells gets a grade of ?
G4
The staging system is the TNM system. What does TNM stand for ?
Tumor,
Nodes,
Metastasis
With the staging system when there are no tumor cells the stage is ?
T-0(T-zero)
T-is means tumor ? which means that there a some ? cells
insitu,
abnormal
When a tumor has reach 1cm in size it is stage as ?
T-1
When a tumor is > than 1cm but is still in the primary organ its stage is ?
T-2
When a tumor has gone beyond the primary organ, but not spread to another organ it is stage at ?
T-3
When a tumor has spread to other organs it is staged at ?
T-4
When staging a tumor N-0 means that there is no ?
N-1 means that there is a tumor in a ?
N-2 means the tumor has spread but only ?
N-3 means the tumor has spread into ? nodes
tumor,
node,
regionally,
distal
When staging and talking about metastisis M-0 is when there are ? tumors and M-1 means that ? has occured.
no,
metastisis
As far as nursing care at Dx of cancer, the nurse should offer ? support and must be ? The nurse must be able to ? the Dx, treatment, care, and expected outcomes.
emotional,
honest,
discuss
The different types of impact that cancer Dx can have on a pt are ?,?,?,?
physical,
Psychosocial,
financial/economic