cervical cancer
Cervical cancer develops in the cervix, the lower section of the uterus connecting to the vagina. This type of cancer often requires diagnostic studies, including blood analysis, arterial blood gases, and urine tests.
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cervical cancer Diagnostic study / Lab finding urine analysis Arterial blood gases Blood study hyper glycemia - CBC - positive serum ketones Etiology characterized by dehydration acidosis ketonuria hyperglycemia Diabetes mellitus DKA occurs when fats are metabolized instead of insulin Managment Emergency managment Regular insulin IV Potassium replacement Fluid replacement O2 administration History clinical manifestations caused by hyperosmolarity (fluid and electrolyte imbalance Subtopic polydipsia polyuria caused by dehydration sunken eye sockets dry / loose skin lethargy weakness caused by metabolic acidosis rapid / deep breathing dyspnea laboured breathing nausea / vomiting abdominal pain definition Cervical cancer is a type of cancer that occurs
in the cells of the cervix ? the lower part of the
uterus that connects to the vagina.
