Title: Holistic Health Care Approach in the Surgical Management of Breast Cancer: A Case Study of Mrs. Rebecca Anderson**. **Introduction:** Mrs. Rebecca Anderson, a 48-year-old woman, faces a challenging decision regarding a double mastectomy following the diagnosis of invasive ductal carcinoma and the revelation of carrying the BRCA1 mutation. This essay aims to explore how Mrs. Anderson's age, occupation, family situation, and Christian beliefs may influence her surgical experience and decision-making process. Additionally, the workshop will discuss legal and ethical considerations related to informed consent, confidentiality, and privacy, as well as the pathophysiology of common surgical complications following a double mastectomy and …show more content…
The. Influences on Decision-making:** Mrs. Anderson's age, occupation, family situation, and Christian beliefs play crucial roles in shaping her perception of the recommended double mastectomy. As a middle-aged woman, she may be more aware of the impact of cancer on her health and mortality, potentially influencing her decision-making process. Her occupation as a teacher may also affect her decision, considering the physical and emotional demands of her profession. Furthermore, her family situation, residing with her husband and two teenage children, likely adds to the complexity of her decision, as she may prioritize their well-being over her own. Additionally, Mrs. Anderson's Christian beliefs, which are integral to her well-being, may influence her views on body image, acceptance of medical interventions, and coping mechanisms in the face of …show more content…
The. Surgical Complications and Postoperative Care:** Common surgical complications following a double mastectomy include infection, seroma formation, hematoma, and lymphedema. These complications can arise due to surgical trauma, impaired wound healing, and lymphatic disruption. Infection, characterized by redness, swelling, and warmth at the surgical site, requires prompt assessment and antimicrobial therapy to prevent systemic spread and further tissue damage. Seroma formation, the accumulation of serous fluid in the surgical cavity, may necessitate drainage to alleviate discomfort and reduce the risk of infection. Hematoma, characterized by localized swelling and bruising, poses a risk of compromised blood supply and tissue necrosis if not promptly addressed. Lymphedema, the accumulation of lymphatic fluid causing swelling and discomfort, may develop due to lymph node removal, requiring lymphatic massage and compression garments to manage symptoms and prevent
technologies. My data is about people from online communities, especially cyberbullying. Recently, there was an incident of suicide due to cyberbullying. The victim Rebecca Sedwick, 13 years old, dropped herself from an abandoned cement factory. She was too young to bear malicious text messages or SNS messages from her former friends. Rebecca and her parents decided to do homeschooling, but the assailants were hurting her through SNS still. Furthermore, after the victim’s death, one of assailants, Katelyn
features, they are conflictual and have clearly identified (ideological) opponents, they are structured through dense informal networks and they are geared towards developing sustaining and sharing collective identities (Della Porta and Diani,2006). Case study of ‘ERAP’ a mobile movement against President Joseph which led to his resignation in 2001.Mobile phone and SMS mobilized the agitation from person to person. Social media can make easier to organise a protest or asking for supporting an issue