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- 2. Why is full breast involution critical to lowering breast cancer risk?9.-The decision by some high-risk women to have their breasts removed to prevent the possibility of developing cancer could be a truly life-altering decision. At first glance, this decision could make sense for those women who are at elevated risk due to genetic or family history factors. Counter that with living in a society that seems to be moving toward even greater obsession with female breasts at earlier ages (e.g., breast implants for 16th birthdays!) Learn more about oncogenes and breast cancer.:? What are the benefits of learning you have a gene that may lead to cancer? What are the disadvantages of receiving such knowledge.?16. Which of the following is considered a risk factor for the development of breast cancer?a. Age-considered a risk factor (yes)b. Racec. Activityd. Genetics –so is this
- 4. Martha Peterson is a 16-year-old child who presents to the endocrine clinic. Martha has not had thelarche or menarche, despite her age. She is distraught and states, “All my friends have breasts and look like woman. I still look like a silly little girl. I’ll never find a boyfriend if I look like a boy my whole life.” a. What is the difference between delayed puberty and stalled puberty? b. What other measurements should the nurse take? Why? c. What are the possible causes of delayed puberty? d. What effect does this condition have on Martha’s psychosocial development?6. List the risk factors for testicular cancer in patients.1. Take cervical carcinoma for example to explain the spread and metastasis of malignant tumor. 2. In this classification, what are the main forms of breast carcinoma? 3. How to differ hydatidiform mole, invasive mole from chriocarcinoma? 4. Take breast cancer for example to explain the growth patterns and the spread of malignant tumor.
- 4. Martha Peterson is a 16-year-old child who presents to the endocrine clinic. Martha has not had thelarche or menarche, despite her age. She is distraught and states, “All my friends have breasts and look like woman. I still look like a silly little girl. I’ll never find a boyfriend if I look like a boy my whole life.” A. What is the difference between delayed puberty and stalled puberty? What other measurements should the nurse take? Why? B. What are the possible causes of delayed puberty? What effect does this condition have on Martha’s psychosocial development?6. What are the preventative screenings of ovarian cancer'?8. What is agglutination?
- 2. Triple negative breast cancer I. has the receptor for estrogen III. tests positive for excess HER2 protein All of the following are INCORRECT EXCEPT? (a) all are incorrect none is incorrect II. is a type of trinucleotide repeat IV. is not correlated with BRCA1 gene mutation. (c) I, II and III only (d) IV only7. Describe any obstructions that liver cancer could cause.7. A woman’s risk of developing breast cancer is reduced if she Choice 1:drinks two glasses of red wine daily. Choice 2:has children in her twenties. Choice 3:uses oral contraceptives. Choice 4:avoids strenuous exercise. Choice 5:gets extra radiation exposure through chest X-rays.
