NSB334: Cancer Care, Prevention, and Treatment Assignment Analysis

This assignment addresses various aspects of cancer care, beginning with government prevention measures like the National Tobacco Campaign. It then explores cancer screening methods, including bowel and cervical cancer screenings, emphasizing early diagnosis. The case study of Harold, a lung cancer patient, is analyzed, focusing on symptoms, cancer types (NSCLC), disease progression, and the impact on his life. The assignment further delves into chemotherapy side effects like neutropenia, fatigue, and nausea/vomiting, alongside management interventions. It covers hypercalcemia, including interventions like hydration and bisphosphonates. The document outlines goals for Harold's care and discusses interventions to address cancer stigma and financial difficulties. Finally, it explores palliative care, interdisciplinary team members (nurses and psychologists), end-stage cancer symptoms, and management through pharmacology and music therapy.