Section 3 Nursing Care Global Thinking  Prevention- broken into two categories  Primary  Secondary  What is the difference between Primary and Secondary.

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Section 3 Nursing Care Global Thinking

 Prevention- broken into two categories  Primary  Secondary  What is the difference between Primary and Secondary Prevention?

 Primary Prevention-measures taken to avoid development of disease ex: not smoking  Examples: healthy diet, sunscreen use, HPV vaccines  Removal of at risk tissue-ex: moles, polyps  Chemoprevention- agents under investigation

 Secondary Prevention-aimed at early disease detection ex: screening exams Examples include: mammogram, prostate exams, colonoscopies, PSA test GmNmPeqHQ&feature=related

A 60-year-old male patient asks you “I don’t understand what I can do to minimize my risk of getting cancer.” Discuss 5 educational tips that you can provide to your patient regarding cancer minimization. Provide supporting data on why you chose those tips.

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 New data released regarding mammograms over the age of 50.  tm tm  Your thoughts??

 Center for Disease Control ( CDC): creening.htm creening.htm  What is the U.S Preventive Services Task Force?  What recommendations are available for the Child/Pediatric Population regarding Alterations in Cellular Metabolism ?

 National Cancer Institute  Healthy People 2010  tm tm  x x  IOM : To Err is Human, Crossing the Quality Chasm