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  • October 4, 2024
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Overview of Cancer

Summary
Cancer is a common health problem that causes an abnormal growth of cells. Cancer
can occur in almost any part of the body. The pathophysiology of cancer affects normal
cell growth and development. Cancer cells are abnormal, and they do not have a
specific function in the body. Common themes in the etiology of cancer include
exposure to carcinogens, genetic predisposition, and altered immunity. Cancer is a
process that occurs over time with several stages. Clinical manifestations of cancer are
often specific to the type of cancer. However, common symptoms of cancer include
increased fatigue, changes in weight or appetite, unusual bleeding or discharge, or a
lump in the breast or elsewhere. Understanding the etiology, pathophysiology, and
clinical manifestations are key elements in the provision of safe, effective nursing care
of the patient with cancer. - answer

What characteristics are associated with normal cell function? Select all that apply

Tight adherence
Contact inhibition
Apoptosis
Aneuploidy
Migration
Differentiated function - answerTight adherence
Normal cells have tight adherence due to proteins that help the cells stick closely
together.

Contact inhibition
Normal cells have contact inhibition in that they respect the boundaries of other cells
surrounding them.

Apoptosis
Normal cells demonstrate apoptosis by dying at an appropriate time to ensure body
function.

Differentiated function
Normal cells have differentiated function, demonstrating at least one specific function
that helps the body work.

How do oncogenes affect cancer development?

Oncogenes are cancer-causing agents.
Oncogenes have the potential to change a normal cell to a malignant one.

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