Question

I have a written report and powerpoint due tommorow night. (overain CAncer )

I am having trouble organizing, Every time i write and essay and or even a paragraph I end up with an unorganized in conclusize writting.

how can I orgaize with out writting to much un necassry information.

Project and power point (210 total points possible) (overain Cancer )

For this course, students are required to write a Report on a disease/condition and prepare a PowerPoint Presentation.

Both are due in the beginning of Module 13:

Report is due by 11 p.m. on Monday, 4/9/18

PowerPoint Presentation is due by 11 p.m. on Monday, 4/9/18

Response/thread to another student’s Presentation is due by 11 p.m. on Thursday 4/12/18.

Guidelines for writing the report are as follows:

The Report is due in Module 13 by 11 p.m. on Monday, 4/9/18

At least four pages, not including the cover page or the resources list (160 points)

12 font, including cover page

1" margins (left, right, bottom and top)

APA formatted bibliography and in-text citations

Cover page

Arial or Times New Roman font; 12 font

Pages numbered (enumerated)

Double-spaced

Must follow the AACC Academic Integrity guidelines

At least four scholarly resources

Meet the guidelines in the Writing Rubric

Use the following headings for the different sections in the order given below:

Introduction of the disease

Etiology (the cause of)

Epidemiology: includes prevalence, incidence, mortality and morbidity

Signs and symptoms

Diagnostics (e.g. radiographics, lab work- be specific)

Treatment modalities (e.g. medications, exercise, therapies, surgery)

Patient Resources and education, must include the following information:

Health Maintenance (e.g. diet, nutrition, exercise)

Compliance with treatment plan

Types of community resource/or support groups

Types of adaptations related to the individual patient needs (e.g. physical, social, psychological, financial)

Guidelines for the Power Points are as follows (50 points):

The PowerPoint Presentation initial post is due on the first day that Module 13 opens (Monday, 4/9/18 at 11 p.m.).

Students are then required to post a response/thread to at least one other student’s PowerPoint Presentation comparing and contrasting between their PowerPoint and the other student’s PowerPoint by Thursday, 4/12/18 at 11 p.m.

Responses/threads must be at least one paragraph (5 sentences), follow APA guidelines, utilize and apply medical terminology appropriately, and conform to academic writing principles.

At minimum, 10 slides

Must include and integrate:

Description of the disease/condition

Etiology

Signs and Symptoms

Diagnostics

Treatments

Patient Resources and education

A PowerPoint is bulleted information (4-6 bullets per slide)

Be creative – use of pictures and graphics is encouraged

Use of credible facts and figures to support your topic (must be cited)

Professional in tone and presentation (correct grammar)

Proper citations and bibliography

Remember...PowerPoints should be bulleted facts/information

Answer 1

Introduction:

A type of cancer which starts in ovaries. Ovaries are present in side of the uterus on each sides and produces eggs as well as estrogen and progesterone hormone.

Etiology:

Idiopathic in nature

Errors in DNA mutation

Symptoms:

Early stage of cancer manifests rarely.

Advanced stages may exhibit symptoms like:

Weight loss

Abdominal bloating

Pelvic discomfort

Frequency in urination is more

Altered bowel habits like constipation

Feeling of fullness when eating

Epidemiology:

It is more common in elderly women of 50-60 years of age

Mortality rate was 7.4 per 100000 women per year

New cases was 11.7 per 100000 women per year

Diagnosis:

Pelvic examination

Imaging tests: CT, Ultrasound abdomen and pelvis

Blood test for tumor markers,like CA 125

Treatment:

Combination of surgery with chemotherapy [intraperitoneal].

Surgery may be of removing one or both the ovaries and uterus.

Palliative care in advanced stages.

Diet and exercise:

Fresh fruits and vegetables to get antioxidants.

Exercise to prvent fatigue and weakening of muscles