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1. Summarize the guidelines for the early detection of breast cancerby developinga
teaching plan for breast self-examination for patients.

 Women that ages 40 to 54 years old


 Mammography
 Women should undergo regular screening mammography
starting at 45 years of age; women 45 to 54 years of age
should be screened annually; women should have the
opportunity to begin annual screening between 40 to 44
years of age.
 Women that ages 55 years old and above
 Mamography
 Women 55 years or older should be transition to biennial
screening or have the opportunity to continue screening
annually; women should continue screening mammography
as long as their overall health is good and they have a life
expectancy of 10 years or more

2. A 48-year-old man is married with two young children and has been newly
diagnosed with ametastatic spinal cord tumor. Identify appropriate nursing
interventions to alleviate the patient’s and family’s physiologic and emotional
stressors.

 Treatment goals for a patient with bone metastasis include pain control,
maintenance or restoration of mobility, and prevention of complications
including pathologic fracture, SCC, and hypercalcemia. The interventions
used to meet these goals include medications (analgesics, bone-modifying
agents, hormones, and chemotheraphy), radiation therapy, and surgery

3. Oxygen therapy is required for a 65-year-old patient with terminal lung metastatic


cancer.Discuss teaching and safety precautions indicated for thepatient and his or
her family. Describe the patient teaching that will be required for the patients who
will be discharged from the hospital with a prescription for oxygen therapy.

 Treatment
 The type of treatment that you receive depends on several factors,
including the type of lung cancer that you have. Treatment may be
used to reduce the size of a tumor, prevent the cancer from
spreading or cure the cancer. If the cancer cannot be cured,
treatments may be used to reduce the symptoms and prolong life
 Oxygen and safety precaution
 Oxygen is a safe, non-explosive gas when handled correctly.
However, any material that is already burning will burn much faster
and hotter in an oxygen-enriched environment, so the following
precautions should be observed when you use home oxygen.

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