Oral Cancer Explained Causes, Symptoms, Pathophysiology, Treatment & Nursing Care

Описание: What is Oral Cancer? Why is it so dangerous?
In this detailed video, we will cover everything you need to know about Oral Cancer, one of the most common and deadly cancers affecting the mouth. If you are a nurse, nursing student, doctor, or medical student, this video is a must-watch because it explains the disease in a very simple and clinical way.

🔹 What You’ll Learn in This Video:
✔ Definition of Oral Cancer: Understand what oral cancer is, how it starts, and why early detection is critical.
✔ Causes & Risk Factors: Tobacco, alcohol, HPV infection, and other major triggers.
✔ Clinical Manifestations: Learn the warning signs such as non-healing ulcers, red and white patches, difficulty swallowing, persistent sore throat, and weight loss – with simple explanations of why they happen.
✔ Step-by-Step Pathophysiology: From DNA mutation in squamous cells to tumor formation, invasion, and metastasis – explained in easy terms.
✔ Medical Management: Surgical options, radiation therapy, chemotherapy drugs like Cisplatin and 5-FU, and targeted therapies such as Cetuximab.
✔ Nursing Management: Airway care, pain control, nutrition, oral hygiene, psychological support, and patient education.

🔹 Why Oral Cancer Awareness Matters:
Oral cancer is a silent killer because its early symptoms often go unnoticed. By the time it is detected, it may already have spread to the lymph nodes or other organs, making treatment complicated. Early diagnosis and prevention can save lives.

This video is especially useful for:
✅ Nursing Students preparing for exams
✅ Doctors and Medical Students
✅ Oncology Nurses and Dental Professionals
✅ Anyone interested in cancer awareness and patient education

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