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Running head: N510 CANCER OF THE BREAST XXXXXXXXXX1
N510 CANCER OF THE BREAST XXXXXXXXXX2
Advanced Physical Assessment: N510 Cancer of the Breast
Toyin Ogunniyi
Aspen University
N510 Cancer of the Breast
    Cancer is understood medically as the unusual growth, self-division and development of a separate self-sustainable network of blood cells within the body. The cancerous cells convert into tumor and because of taking a fresh supply of nutrients to survive; they are seen as the most dangerous of all kinds of diseases.
Pathophysiology of Breast Cancer
    The body is made up of trillions of cells. The cell growth, differentiation elongation, enlargement as well as division and the ultimate death of the cell. Cancer develops whenever there is an abnormal growth of body cells. Regardless of where a cancer is originating from, the excessive growth of cells may cause the formation of tumors or lesions. Breast cancer usually originate in the cells of the
east and is malignant. (Heuther, 2014).
Common Clinical Manifestations
Common clinical manifestations of
east cancer is the growth of a node over the
east that is not painful initially however; it can be felt in size and firmness by measuring its structure. There could also be gain or loss of weight, distu
ed stomach, and loss of concentration or appetite as well as random memory loss. (Chlebowski et al. 2015).
Differential Diagnosis
Some differential diagnosis for
east cancer include
east abscesses and masses,
east fi
oadenomas and cysts, and
east lymphoma. (Chalasani 2018).     
Lab Tests that confirm Diagnosis and Expected Results    
Lab tests that confirms
east cancer diagnosis is biopsy, which seems to be the most prominent and accurate test to give the best results. MRI and CT scan provide the tentative idea of the structuring of the cancerous cells but it is the process of biopsy that gives access to the measuring of the clear state of disease.
Cu
ent Protocol for Treatment
XXXXXXXXXXBreast cancers are treated with the stage of the disease being an important factor in the type of treatment given. Treatment for stages one through three involve the use of surgery and radiation therapy with chemotherapy before or after surgery has been ca
ied out.
    
Conclusion
     In conclusion,
east cancer like any form of cancer is considered a dangerous disease. Breast cancer occurs when cells of the
east grows out of control which leads to formations of tumors or lesions. Common clinical manifestations of
east cancer include the growth of a node on the
east, weight loss among others. Some differential diagnosis for
east cancer are
east abscesses, fi
o adenoma and lymphoma. Lab tests that confirm
east cancer is biopsy and the cu
ent protocol for treatment depends on the stage of the cancer.
References
American Cancer Society XXXXXXXXXXTreatment of Breast Cancer by Stage. Retrieved from https:
www.cancer.org/cance
east-cance
treatment/treatment-of-
east-cancer-by-stage,html
Chalasani, P XXXXXXXXXXBreast Cancer Differential Diagnoses. Medscape Retrieved from https:
emedicine.medscape.com/article/1k947145-differential#1
Cristofanilli, M., Turner, N. C., Bondarenko, I., Ro, J., Im, S. A., Masuda, N., & Iwata, H XXXXXXXXXXFulvestrant Plus Palbociclib Versus Fulvestrant Plus Placebo for Treatment of Hormone-Receptor-Positive, HER2-Negative Metastatic Breast Cancer that Progressed on Previous Endocrine Therapy (PALOMA-3): Final Analysis of the Multicentre, Double-Blind, Phase 3 Randomised Controlled Trial. The Lancet Oncology, 17(4), XXXXXXXXXXRetrieved from https:
www.thelancet.com/journals/lanonc/article/PIIS XXXXXXXXXX/abstract
Huether, S., E XXXXXXXXXXAlterations of Digestive Function in Children. In McCance, K., L., & Huether, S., E. (Eds). Pathophysiology: The Biological Basis for Diseases in Adults and Children. (7th ed.). St. Louis, Elsevier.
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Running head: N510 CANCER OF THE BREAST
N510 CANCER OF THE BREAST
Advanced Physical Assessment: N510 Cancer of the Breast
Toyin Ogunniyi
Aspen University
N510 Cancer of the Breast
Breast cancer is the second major contributor of cancer deaths in women. Factors like genetics, age or alcohol consumption increases the risk of
east cancer while
east feeding is proved to lower the chances. Breast cancer also occurs in men. (Nordqvist, 2017)
Pathophysiology
Breast cancer usually originate in the cells of the
east and is malignant. (Heuther, 2014). Breast cancer is of two types:
· Ductal carcinoma: Common type originating in the milk ducts
· Lobular carcinoma: Cancer initiating in the lobes.
In the initial stage, the cancerous cells are restricted to within the ducts (non-invasive). On turning invasive, these cells migrate to the nea
y lymph nodes initially and affect more lymph nodes soon. In the final stage, the cancer distu
s distant organs like
ain, bones, liver, or lungs. (Nordqvist, 2017)
Common Clinical Manifestations
The first sign of
east cancer is a thickened mass or lump in the
east or armpit which may not be painful initially. Other common clinical manifestations include:
· Pain in the
east or armpit
· Dimpled skin resembling an orange peel
· Retracted nipple
· Nipple discharge usually...
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