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    Cervical Polyp Case Study

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    1. Cervical polyp. A cervical polyp is a tear-shaped or lobular structures that appears red, purple, or flesh-colored located on the cervix that is usually smaller than three centimeters (Laufer, 2016). Chronic inflammation of the cervical canal and hormone factors may increase the rise for polyps to develop. Often times the cause is unknown. A patient with a cervical polyp will present with painless spotting that occurs after sexual intercourse or irregularly during the menstrual cycle. A…

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    there often grouped Together because they have many features in common. How you know you have colon Is they find a polyp in your colon or rectum.That’s why you always get a regular Screening because if you catch it early you can stop it. Some polyps become Cancer over a period of several years but you can get lucky and the polyp won’t become cancerous.The chance of the polyp becoming cancer is a very unlikely chance. There are two main types of…

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    Essay On Colorectal Cancer

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    the cancer has spread. Most colorectal cancers begin as polyps. Polyps are small, benign (noncancerous) growths that form on the inner lining of the colon or rectum. Not all polyps change into cancer. Whether or not they do depends on the type of polyp. Adenomatous polyps (adenomas) are the most common type of polyp that can change into cancer. They are what physicians refer to as a precancerous condition. Certain types of hyperplastic polyps, specifically microvesicular…

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    and it feeds on them utilizing a technique that has never been seen: It catches them in a swallow by utilizing an agent. The ocean slug's clueless partners are hydroid polyps — tiny, coral-like creatures that live in colonies and feed on zooplankton. The ocean slug, known as a nudibranch (pronounced nooda-brank), regards the polyps as living fishing nets, energetically scooping them up and gulping them down when the hapless hydroids complete their zooplankton dinner. A few creatures, for…

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    Barium Enenema

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    colonic wall therefore promoting polyps’ detection. Evidently, risks…

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    zooplankton, and it feeds on them using a method that's never been seen before: It captures quantities in a gulp by using a middleman. The sea slug's unsuspecting helpers are hydroid polyps — tiny, coral-like animals that live in colonies and gorge on zooplankton. And the sea slug, known as a nudibranch, treats the polyps as living fishing nets, avidly scooping them up and swallowing them down as soon as the hapless hydroids finish their zooplankton supper. Some animals, such as hyenas, are…

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    Most colon cancer cases begin as small, noncancerous or benign clusters of cells called adenomatous polyps. Over long periods time some of these polyps can potentially become colon cancers. Polyps may be small and can cause few, if any at all, symptoms. Because of this reason, doctors tend to recommend having regular screening tests to help prevent colon cancer by recognising and removing polyps before they become colon cancer. Screening tests usually consist of; colonoscopy, flexible…

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    Ecosystems: Coral Reefs

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    that called “polyps” that stay fixed in one place and are the main structure of a reef. Polyps have a hard outer skeleton made of calcium (similar to a snails shell). Polyp is connected by living tissue that forms a community. Coral reefs may vary in size, type, and location around the world but are very sensitive to water properties like temperature, and chemical composition. The top layer is of a coral reef contains living polyp. When new layers of the coral reef are built, the polyps then the…

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    As the Cleveland Clinic has stated, “In its early stages, FAP has no symptoms. That is why genetic testing or endoscopic screening starting at puberty when polyps first appear is so important. The diagnosis can and should be made before symptoms and colorectal cancer occur.” In other cases, such as late-onset ovarian cancer, it is good to know before tumours and such develop, because this could mean that the…

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    attenuate (Hydra nodes) d. Obelia sp: has a shape similar to a branching stem 2) Scyphozoa Class: The characteristic feature of the Scyphozoa class is to have an inverted bowl-shaped body shape. experienced the dominant medusa phase compared to the polyp phase. His residence at sea, his reproduction sexual and asexual and having a hereditary turn. For example Scyphozoa is Aurelia aurita (jellyfish). The rotation process of the Aurelia offspring where the adult aurelia is a medusa phase. The…

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