Question

1. Do you have a friend or family member who has cancer and is willing to talk about it? If so, ask the individual to tell you what the experience has been like and what he or she would recommend to help you provide better care for survivors.

2. Ms. Ritter is a 32-year-old woman who visits the medical outpatient clinic to discuss her treatment options for breast cancer. She is married and has one child, a daughter, who is 6 years old. She and her husband hoped to have another child in the near future but now wonder if that will be possible. She shares with the nursing staff her concerns about the future and how cancer will affect her and her family. Identify two follow-up care plan components that would be important when considering Ms. Ritter's role as a wife and parent.

3. Ms. Ritter tells her nurse, “This chemotherapy has made me feel so tired, and there are many nights when I can't sleep very well. I'm looking forward to this ending.” What is an appropriate response the nurse might give Ms. Ritter

Answer 1

Q. No. 1. Answer :

Yes, I have a family member and she suffering with cancer and she is willing to talk with me regarding that.

Better care for survive of cancer patient is :

* by avoiding exposure to some of the radiation during doing any work,

* avoid to eat red meat, and salty, sugar and oilly foods.

* regular check ups and continue usage of treatment.

* explain some of the insurance policies to get beneficeries.

* taking adequate rest and sleep.

* by taking good nutritious and immune improving diet.

These are all can improve the better care for survival.

Q. No. 2. Answer :

Yes, to get pregnancy is possible, but there there is a difficult to give feeding to the baby, so it may leads to complications to the baby.

And also the cancer is having family history there is a chance to come fore there children also.

So it's one of the genetic disorder.

The follow up care is :

* radiation and,

* chemotherapy is important to get reduced from cancer.

Q. No. 3. Answer :

The nurse should tell to the MS. Ritter, like

This chemotherapy is like that only, there will be some side effects, but don't worry, to reduce that tired ness I will tell some tips so you follow that to get better from that tiredness.

That is take rest and sleep short snaps at day time,

Eat small amount of meals instead of big meals,

Exercise short walk May boost your energy,

Ask help from your family members,

Take warm milk at bed time may get good sleep.