Cancer term Flashcards
Initiation?
encapsulated A gene on the DNA of a cell is damaged by a carcinogen
発がん性物質
a) Promotion?
b) Promoting factors?
a) Carcinogen is introduced into the cell, causing reversible damage to the cell
or irreversible damage leading to Cancer
b) include dietary fat, obesity, smoking, alcohol
Progression?
Final stage
increased growth rate of the tumor
Invasion
metastasis 転移
Stage
a) Stage 1
b) Stage 2
c) Stage 3
d) Stage 4
a) Tumor limited to the tissue of origina,localized
b) Limited local spread
c) Extensive local and regional spread
d) Metastasis
(cancer going to the bloodstream to go some other body part)
Tumor,lympnodes,metastasis
a) Main cancer/ men? women?
b) death rate hign in men or women?
c) 77% cancer mortality occur age over?
a) men/ prostrate, lungs and colon
women/ breasts, lung and colon
b) men
c) over 55 years
7 waring sings
C,A,U,T,I,O,N
C change in bowel pr bladder habits
A sore that des not heal
U unusual belleding/discharge
T thickening o rlump in breast or elsewhere
I indigestion or difficulty swallowing
O obviosu change in wart or mole
N nagging cough or hoaresness
RN role prevention
public educaton
regular exercise
healthy weight
reduce stressors
adequate rest
regular physical examinations
We could reduce risk
Cancer diagnosis
a) what is the goal standard?
b) when a person is diagnosed with cancer then what test?
c) what is the question b test?
a) biopsy
b) PET scan
c) an imaging test that uses radioactive
tell where, how many, etc… to make a plan for treatment
goal of treatment
a) cure
b) control
c) palliation
a) aim for a cure
b) not completely cure but control
c) reduce symptoms and pain/一時やわらげる
What is chemotherapy?
-Eliminate or reduce cancer cells in primary and metastasis tumors
-Combination increases the number of cells killed
Chemo saffe practices?
Occupational hazard
Verification by 2 nurses
Multiple routes
a) Radiation therapy?
b) 2 types of radiation therapy?
a) Breaks up the chemical bonds in DNA
b) Teletherapy(external beam)
outside/ any tissue beam to the tumor can be affected
Brachytherapy(internal)
sealed sources
Radiation precaution?
-time, distance and shielding yourself
-cluster care to limit the time spent with the pt
-HC worker to wear a radiation badge
Side effects?
a) Myelosuppression?
b) what is the word hair loss in chemo?
a) most common
decreased RBC, WBC, platelets
high risk for infection
WBC less than 500
Myelosuppression=bone marrow suppression
b) Alopecia
Neutropenic precaution?
protect my pt from others
handwashing
protects skin from cuts and burns
wear gloves
do not give direct care to pets
do not get a live vaccine
NO fresh flower
NO fresh fruits,veges,must be COOKED
NO sick people around,if you get isolation pt you must change the pt