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Synopsis
Oral cancers can be devastating, and toxicities from oncology treatments can compound existing conditions and lead to poor oral health. The first oncology textbook to guide clinicians through the management of oral health problems, Managing the Oral Effects of Cancer Treatment provides an overview of the fundamental skills of oral assessment and dental hygiene, treatment side effects related to the oral cavity, management strategies, and insight into survivorship issues.
Chapters cover the basics of oral health, including:
- Common oral conditions and manifestations
- Fundamentals of dental hygiene and conducting oral assessments
- Treatment of side effects such as oral mucositis, among others
- Evidence-based practice and measuring tools
- Nutrition management
- Xerostomia and cytoprotection
- Pain management
- Issues involving speech, voice, and swallowing.
This book details how to develop an innovative mini-oral clinic in your practice and how to treat special patient populations, and it defines a symptom cluster model for oral health across the continuum of care.
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Managing the Oral Effects of Cancer Treatment: Diagnosis to Survivorship
Edité par
Oncology Nursing Society, 2011
ISBN 10 : 1935864033
ISBN 13 : 9781935864035
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Soft cover
Vendeur : Salish Sea Books, Nanaimo, BC, Canada
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Soft cover. Etat : Good. Outside stain on the top text block that did not penetrate into the book. The book looks unread. Has Amazon tag over the UPC on the back of the book. See pictures for details Managing the Oral Effects of Cancer Treatment: Diagnosis to Survivorship, edited by Marilyn L. Haas and Deborah L. McBride. Published by the Oncology Nursing Society, 2011. ISBN: 9781935864035. Discover helpful strategies for complex oral complications in patients with cancer. The mouth is a mirror reflecting a patient's general health and revealing toxicities from cancer treatments. Oral complications may not be life threatening, but they can greatly diminish a person's quality of life. Prevention and early intervention can avoid treatment delays or interruptions. This is the first oncology textbook available to guide nurses, physicians, physician assistants, and others who care for patients with cancer through the management of oral health problems. Detailed chapters discuss general oral health care, how to perform a comprehensive oral assessment, oral side effects from oncology treatments, strategies to improve nutrition status, pain management, complementary therapies, survivorship issues, and issues specific to older adult and pediatric populations. Featuring full-color photos and evidence-based tools, this book is a must-have resource in any clinical setting. Condition Note: There is a visible liquid stain on the top edge (head) of the text block. The stain is localized to the outer top page edges and does not bleed into the interior text. The book remains completely readable and structurally sound. N° de réf. du vendeur 8
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