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    diagnose and treat illnesses or injuries. X-ray technicians work with a wide variety of imaging technologies including: Traditional Machines, Computerized Axial Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Fluoroscopy, and film and digital mammography. Some certificate programs in x-ray technology last only six months. However, in 2015 technicians must hold on associates degree from an accredited institution in order to be eligible for National Certification through the American Registry…

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    Cancer is a disease that is caused by abnormal cells in a part of someone’s body. Anyone can be diagnosed with cancer, it is not something that only affects certain people. Sometimes the cancer can be hereditary meaning that a family member has had the same type of cancer in the past. However, one of the most common cancers for women is breast cancer. Breast cancer is a cancer that is well known since there is a month that is dedicated to bring awareness to breast cancer but not many people…

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    Breast augmentation may interfere with mammography interpretation notifies that implants make reading a mammography difficult due to the implants lowering the sensitivity for screening. The interference makes reading the test more difficult resulting in a higher amount of false negatives. The false test results can lead to women…

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    Causes Of Breast Cancer

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    In today’s society, there are people that are dealing with a very significant illness. This illness is known as breast cancer. Breast cancer is a very significant disease that many people have been affected by. This disease causes people to go through both physical and emotional pain and stress;which also affects the family while going through the various degrees of treatment that breast cancer leaves on people. Many people know about breast cancer, however people are not informed on how it…

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    performed for all patients to assess for skin malignancy. Due to the patient’s age and lack of risk factors, she does not need the following screenings: sexually transmitted disease screenings, colorectal cancer screening, breast cancer screening with mammography, and osteoporosis screening with a bone mineral density test. From these screening recommendations, she does not need another pap smear for another 2 years. She was screened for diabetes, obesity, immunization deficits, depression,…

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    Amanda Ebben Ms. DeGreef English IV 10 March 2017 Breast Cancer Cancer is a group of more than a hundred diseases that have one thing in common: A change that occurs in your body and makes your cells multiply and grow out of control. Breast cancer is the kind of cancer that starts in the breast as calcium deposits or as the formation of a lump (Silverstein 34). There are a number of different types of breast cancer which can be put into two main categories: non - invasive and invasive breast…

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    Periductal Mastitis Essay

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    Diagnosis and management of periductal mastitis Triple assessment is usually pursued in the diagnosis of periductal mastitis, which is an umbrella term that encompasses ultrasound examination (to differentiate inflammation from abscess formation), mammography (which reveals an opaque mass of ducts) and clinical examination that reveals skin indentation. Furthermore, microbiologic evaluations are pursued on any discharge or fluid…

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    EBP Vs Ebp

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    Differences According to Shirley et al. (2011), qualitative improvement (QI), evidence-based practice (EBP) and research do systemically interweave when it comes to improving patient care and outcomes. All three are some forms of the inquiry when either trying to find an answer to the burning question, or implement a proposed change to help improve a current process or make a process improvement to the current practice. In order to effectively differentiate the QI, research and EBP, defining…

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    Medical Radiology Essay

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    complexities that contribute images of different anatomical detail and sensitivity. The modalities show different aspects of the body, which allow for clarity of diagnosis. Computed tomography (CT), fluoroscopy, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), mammography, x-rays, positron emission tomography (PET), and ultrasound are the most common radiology exams. Each type provides different ways of diagnosing, monitoring, and screening the body for disease or illness (Levy). After medical images are…

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    continue to study the genetic makeup of these tumors especially the TNT in African American women so that we can decrease the mortality in this group. It is apparent that we must develop effective targeted therapies for this to happen but screening mammography is extremely important in the younger African American women population to improve the early detection…

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