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    Pathophysiology of Colon Cancer

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    Pathophysiology Modifiable Factor: - Occupation (driver) - Dietary (charcoal, Carbonated fluids) - Lifestyle Embroyonic Stage ( 20 weeks testis should descend) Failure of the testis to descend.

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    Pathophysiology Modifiable Factor: - Occupation (driver) - Dietary (charcoal, Carbonated fluids) - Lifestyle Embroyonic Stage ( 20 weeks testis should descend) Failure of the testis to descend.

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    Pathophysiology Modifiable Factor: - Occupation (driver) - Dietary (charcoal, Carbonated fluids) - Lifestyle Embroyonic Stage ( 20 weeks testis should descend) Failure of the testis to descend.

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    Pathophysiology of Colon Cancer

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    Art Christian Ramos
    Pathophysiology Modifiable Factor: - Occupation (driver) - Dietary (charcoal, Carbonated fluids) - Lifestyle Embroyonic Stage ( 20 weeks testis should descend) Failure of the testis to descend.

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    Pathophysiology

    Modifiable Factor: - Occupation (Driver) - Dietary (Charcoal, Carbonated fluids) - Untreated diagnosed of Congenital Hernia to Indirect Inguinal Hernia - Lifestyle Embroyonic Stage ( 20 weeks testis should descend) Failure of the testis to descend Non-Modifiable Factor: Sex (Male) Age Genetic

    Congenital Hernia

    Untreated Hernia results to Intra-abdominal wall (containing membranes or muscles) becomes weakened

    Relaxation of abdominal wall musculature

    Thinning of the fascia Abnormal growth of Cells to the lining in the colon

    Growth of Massess

    Trauma to the lining of the ascending colon

    Bleeding in the ascending colon

    Inflammatory response

    Redness

    Blood vessel near the site of injury are dilated scrotum

    Heat

    Increased permeability of capillary

    Insterstitial Filtration

    Plasma leak from blood stream into tissue

    WBC, enter tissue and begin to engulf bacteria

    Swelling of tissue of scrotum Inflammation

    Inflamed tissue reaches nociceptors

    Stimulation of pain receptors

    PAIN

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