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    first husband who died of cancer in 1985. Her arch rival was Pat Butcher. They loved and loathed each other in equal measure, and both competed for the affection of Frank Butcher Cancer battle: She learnt she had breast cancer in 1996 and had a mastectomy in 1999 Lowest point: When her son Phil set her beloved Queen Vic alight in September 2010 Catchphrase: "Get outta ma pub!" Treadwell-Collins said: "Barbara is the real guvnor of EastEnders. So when she told me her decision back in the summer,…

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    Breast Cancer Case Study

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    Breast Cancer Case Study 1. Susan will have a variety of tests done to determine what stage of cancer she has. What types of testing would you anticipate she would have to determine her definitive diagnosis and how will the tumor be classified? a. Diagnostic Tests: Susan will go through many tests to determine the stage of her cancer. Some of the tests she will undergo include axillary lymph node status, tumor size, estrogen and progesterone receptor status, cell-proliferative indices, and…

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    with interchangeable parts that allow for different teaching and learning that expands from basic blood pressure to wound assessment. Whenever purchasing Nursing Anne, you have the option to purchase other modules such as the “breast exam module… mastectomy module… fundus skills and assessment module… would assessment and care module… [and] patient monitor [module]” (Laerdal Medical, 2016d). Even without purchasing all the extra modules, Nursing Anne already comes with “patient care…

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    The Evolution of Breast Cancer Technology With the advancement of technology the detection of breast cancer in screenings has improved over the years, thus leading to a profuse amount of saved lives. The first sighting of breast cancer has no exact known date, but historians found evidence of breast cancer dated back to 1600 BC in Egyptian writings. (Mandal) With more knowledge about breast cancer, women and some men are able to conduct self-examinations and receive proper screenings in order to…

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    Furthermore, narratives depict the social construction of illness in a given culture. As for my mother’s narrative, a woman’s body image is highly revered in our society which ultimately affected her feelings towards losing her breasts due to the double mastectomy. If we can utilize narratives to reveal the social construction of an issue, then we can formulate ways to overcome barriers such as stigmas to optimize…

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    In the world today cancer is a frequently conferred issue. From treating cancer, to curing it, to preventing it. Most people understand the basics of cancer but do not know anything about the molecular genetic side of it. Although there are many reasons for someone to develop cancer that is not linked to genetics, there are many reasons that are linked to genetics. Among woman in the United States ovarian caner is the fifth leading cause of cancer related deaths ("BRCA1 & BRCA2 "). “Ovarian…

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    Delegating in nursing goes beyond asking a nurse assistant to do something and walking away. When a nurse delegates both she or he and the delegate are held accountable and legally responsible for the whole continuum of the task delegated, yet the nurse is ultimately responsible. A prudent nurse must know what tasks can and cannot be delegated to the support staff providing assistance. The whole premise behind delegation comes from the overwhelming amount of nursing tasks and the need for…

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    Case Study: Charge Nurse

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    with a charge nurse Sherry, a new hire licensed nurse James, and a nursing assistant in nursing school Julie all assigned to care for nine patients. The scenario we are asked to review is Sherry delegated a task to James to complete for a radical mastectomy patient that is nonverbal to James, the nurse assigned to her. The key issues to consider when delegating and assigning care to a patient are that the five rights to delegation are properly meet. Those five rights are the right task,…

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    “Who are you?” I’ve always felt that this question is nearly impossible to answer. There's so much material buried deep in our subconscious and unconscious minds and sometimes those aspects of ourselves that we conceal or repress have a greater sway over our identities than we think they do. The unconscious mind is also the source of our dreams, hence the title of my piece, Je Rêve (I Dream). When I was assigned this project, I had a difficult time figuring out exactly what medium I should use…

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    5. What are the morally relevant facts? A fact that posed as misconduct is the lack in compassion and commitment from both the physician Dr. Evans and the employees at the medical clinic in the institution. Because of the fact that Dr. Evans failed to identify the lump in Tomcik’s breast as a result of a passively performed examination, he did not follow his obligation, as a physician, to deliver the high-quality care that patients should receive. In regard of the employees at the medical clinic…

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