Essentials of Pathophysiology: Concepts of Altered States
Essentials of Pathophysiology: Concepts of Altered States
4th Edition
ISBN: 9781451190809
Author: Carol Porth RN MSN PhD
Publisher: LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS+WILKINS
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Chapter 40, Problem 4RE

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To determine: The test done to confirm the presence of or absence of breast cancer.

Introduction: Cancer that arises in the breast cells and progress in different stages is known as breast cancer. It can be severe though several events are treatable if diagnosed at the initial step. Statistics show that twenty percent of patients having breast cancer will cease from their disease.

B.

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To determine: The way to remove breast cancer, a sentinel node biopsy in the spread of cancer.

Introduction: A biopsy of the sentinel lymph node is a suitable process to discover cancer has developed outside of the breast. It can frequently be practiced preferably of an axillary lymph node division for several patients including more small tumors.

C.

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To determine: The presence or absence of estrogen receptors in the cytoplasm tumor cells is important determining the selection of an agent for use in adjuvant therapy.

Introduction: Adjuvant therapy is also called as an adjunct therapy, add-on therapy, and adjuvant care. It is a treatment that also provided the initial remedy to maximize its effectiveness. The complex treatment regimens utilized in the therapy of cancer that influenced the word to be practiced essentially to explain the adjuvant treatment of cancer.

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