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What are the nursing and nonmedical interventions of bronchogenic carcinoma?
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What are you asking: What information are you seeking? Lung cancer is treated with surgery, and/or radiation, and/or chemotherapy. Nursing and non-medical interventions may be used for palliation of symptoms while going through treatment, or so-called "comfort care" when a person does not want, or will not benefit from direct treatment of the cancer.
Answered 4/5/2020
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Study your syllabus: This site is designed to provide general medical information for real patients with questions. This sounds like homework for a nursing class. You need to study your course materials and answer your homework questions using the jargon within those texts. If not, your instructors will grade your responses accordingly.
Answered 12/13/2017
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