NCMB312 WEEK15

BSN3Y1-2

ASILO, ROSETTE JUSTINE D.

 Fast Facts

Study Questions:
Read about the Epidemiology of Cancer in the Philippines.
Submit a 200-300-word essay reflection.
Illustrate your own Pathophysiology of Cancer depending on
a case you have selected.
Create an original poster, infographic or one-page guide on
‘Recommendations for the Early Detection of Cancer In
Average-Risk Asymptomatic People.’
 -In the Philippines, breast cancer was the most common type of cancer among
women. Between 1998 and 2002, there were a total of 10,083 new cases among
females. The CR was 35.6 per 100,000, while the ASR was 52.2. The rates of
infection ranged from 12.7 per 100,000 in Baras, Rizal, to 75.9 per 100,000
in San Juan. PCS-MCR had a substantially higher ASR (56.1 per 100,000) than
the overall population. The ASR of DOH-RCR, on the other hand, was much
lower (48.6 per 100,000) than the total ASR. The ASR in the DOH-RCR Metro
Manila districts was much higher (54.7 per 100,000), but the ASR in Rizal
Province was significantly lower (32.3 per 100,000).
-In this article, my opinion, presents an epidemiological profile of the
major cancers in Metropolitan Manila and Rizal Province.

Data from two population-based registries, the Department of Health Rizal

1. Read about the Cancer Registry and the Philippine Cancer Society Manila Cancer Registry,
Epidemiology of Cancer were analyzed in detail, with the age standardized rates for each area
compared to the age standardized rates for all areas combined. There are
in the Philippines. Submit comparisons with rates from various parts of the world, as well as
a 200-300-word essay occurrence maps. This article demonstrates that attributing rising rates of
reflection. breast cancer in low and middle income countries to lifestyles is simple.
This ignores the fact that there are already significant differences in
breast cancer risk in those populations that aren't explained by differences
in their habits. As a result, etiological research in Asian and other
middle-income nations provides a valuable chance to test theories created in
high-risk groups, perhaps generating much-needed new concepts.
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1. Read about the

Epidemiology of Cancer
in the Philippines. Submit
a 200-300-word essay
reflection.
-The goal of cancer prevention is to create strategies, plans, or policies
for population-beneficial interventions, as well as mechanisms for
monitoring and assessing these interventions in the future. The goal of
interventions is to lower cancer's incidence, morbidity, death rates, and
treatment costs.Because the interventions will require changes in lives,
behavior, and the environment, it is reasonable to expect that complex
psychological, physiological, and cultural issues may occur. Priority
should be given to cancers that cause the most morbidity and death, those
for which there is a significant risk linked with particular exposures, and
for which there appear to be effective therapies.

 Predisposing Factors: Precipitating Factors:

Age, Gender, Late Menopausal History of Abnormal Breast Biopsies

2. Illustrate your own

Pathophysiology of Neoplasm formation in the Breast
Cancer depending on
a case you have
selected.
Primary tumor begins in the Breast

Tumor becomes invasive

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CONTROL AND CAN INVADE
NEARBY TISSUES. CANCER CELLS
CAN ALSO SPREAD TO OTHER
PARTS OF THE BODY THROUGH THE
BLOOD AND LYMPH SYSTEMS Some types of Viral
Infections, such as
Older Age
human papilomavirus

A personal or
Alcohol and
family history of
using tabacco
cancer

RADIATION
CHEMOTHERAPY THERAPY

Magnetic
Resonance
Mammography Imaging (MRI)

Biopsy Colonoscopy