Nursing Assignment Report: Cancer, Lower Abdominal Pain, and Treatment

This nursing assignment report delves into the concept of cancer, its causes, and the scientific mechanisms behind it, with a focus on the propagation of cancer cells. The report addresses the causes of lower abdominal pain in cancer patients and explores potential medications for pain reduction, including an argumentative discussion of NSAIDs and the role of opioids. The report demonstrates a good understanding of the subject matter, with clear and grammatically correct sentences, adhering to technical formatting by introducing the problem and then discussing solutions. The structure, while functional, could benefit from further improvement and specificity. The report also includes a bibliography citing relevant sources on cancer and neoplasia.

Running Head: Nursing Assignment
NURSING ASSIGNMENT

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In the first part, concept of cancer and cause and scientific cause behind it has been discussed,
which is good enough. Good attempt is being visible in this section as propagation of cancer
cells have been written in clear words. However, cause behind lower abdominal pain in patients
with cancer has been mentioned. Clear words and flawless writing is appreciable. In the second
part of this report, possible medication for reducing pain has been stated. In this portion,
argumentative content has been developed, which is good. In the last paragraph, function of
Opioid has been stated. This entire report has been made with appropriate sentences. On
another hand, Grammatically correct sentences are helping in understanding purpose of this
report. This report has been written by following technical formatting. After introducing the
problem, solution has been discussed. In addition, this report has developed arguments that
support to understand different perspectives of NSAID. However, structure could be more
improved and specific.

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Bibliography
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S. (2017). Macrophage inhibitory cytokine 1/growth differentiation factor 15 as a‐ ‐
predictor of colonic neoplasia. Alimentary pharmacology & therapeutics, 46(3), 347-
354.retrieved from: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1111/apt.14156
Smout, M. J., Sotillo, J., Laha, T., Papatpremsiri, A., Rinaldi, G., Pimenta, R. N., ... & Giacomin, P.
R. (2015). Carcinogenic parasite secretes growth factor that accelerates wound healing
and potentially promotes neoplasia. PLoS pathogens, 11(10), e1005209.[online]
retrieved on 9th may 2019 from: https://journals.plos.org/plospathogens/article?
id=10.1371/journal.ppat.1005209