This case study provides a detailed analysis of cervical cancer, focusing on the pathophysiology and various risk factors associated with the disease. It examines the case of Adina, diagnosed with cervical cancer and HPV, with a history of asthma. The study elucidates the link between risk factors like HPV infection, smoking, age, ethnicity, and oral contraceptive use, and how these contribute to the development of cervical cancer. It further explains the symptoms of cervical cancer at various stages, correlating Adina's symptoms with the advanced stage of her disease, including vaginal bleeding, fatigue, weight loss, and pelvic pain. The analysis references several research articles to support the understanding of cervical cancer's etiology and progression. Desklib provides access to similar case studies and solved assignments for students.