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This 8 page research paper offers brief answers to a variety of issues encompassed by 12 topics, which range from concerns over a mammogram to the nature of an ERS test. Additional topics addressed include deep venous thrombosis, antiphospholipid syndrome, and tissue ischemia, among others. Bibliography lists 14 sources.
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The nurse should explain that the white spots on her mammogram are small tiny calcium deposits and these are usually benign (noncancerous) ("Breast"). However, when they appear in irregularly shaped
clusters, they may be indicative of cancer and therefore it is imperative to have further testing ("Breast"). Hearing this, the woman becomes even more anxious, but the nurse can allay
these fears by pointing out that there are many other benign conditions that may produce calcifications, and it is simply better for her health to know what is the cause
for these calcium deposits, which can be determined using ultrasound, or, if needed by biopsy ("Breast"). Follow-up checkups for testicular cancer survivor The nurse should point out that even
though the testicular cancer survivor does not need any more treatments, he still needs regular checkups during the next several years to ensure that there is no recurrence. The frequency
of these checkups depends on the severity of the clients particular case. For example, someone with stage 1 seminoma may only need checkups every three months during the first year,
rather than monthly to ensure his continued health ("Follow up"). Lead poisoning The signs and symptoms of lead poisoning in children are "Irritability, Loss of appetite, Weight loss, Sluggishness
and fatigue, abdominal pain, vomiting, constipation and learning difficulties" ("Lead"). These physiological effects are caused by lead building up to toxic levels in the body over a period of months,
sometimes years and even small amounts of lead poisoning in children can lead to serious negative mental and physical consequences, and even cause death ("Lead"). It is imperative, therefore, that
the source of the contamination should be discovered and eliminated. Typical sources include lead-based paint; lead in water pipes or in imported canned goods and it has frequently been found
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