Choriocarcinoma and malignant mole on the commonly used chemotherapy toxicity and the overall nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Choriocarcinoma and malignant mole on the commonly used chemotherapy toxicity and the overall nursing [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the choriocarcinoma and malignant mole on the commonly used chemotherapy toxicity and overall care. Methods: 33 cases of choriocarcinoma and malignant mole patient care and to develop detailed plans to implement systematic holistic nursing care. Results: Most patients can happily accept the chemotherapy, recovered and was discharged; of these two cases of potential bleeding tendency; 23 cases of varying degrees of bone marrow suppression; the majority of patients experience gastrointestinal reactions and hair loss. Conclusion: The overall care of patients with mental and physical factors to consider, taking into account the family, socio-economic factors conducive to improving quality of care and level. [Keywords:] mole; choriocarcinoma; holistic nursing care Gynecology choriocarcinoma and malignant mole is a group derived from the placenta trophoblastic tumor, a serious threat to human health. Now commonly used clinical method for the treatment of surgery, radiotherapy, drug treatment. As modern molecular biology, cellular genetics, cell proliferation kinetics of the development of chemotherapy has become a popular a common treatment, especially gynecological choriocarcinoma and malignant mole, generally only chemotherapy can cure, but the Now that the specificity of anti-cancer drugs is not high, in the destruction of tumor cells while normal cells are also killing effect of chemotherapy and its toxicity and the speed of cell proliferation, cell proliferation fast more than slow the proliferation of damaged, so bone marrow suppression , gastrointestinal reactions, hair loss is more common and earlier chemotherapy side effects, while the slow proliferation of chemotherapy on the toxicity of organs or cells is delayed, but often are not reversible, drug toxicity and drug metabolism, some way re