WGU C790 MSN CORE WORD E-PORTFOLIO TEMPLATE |
LATEST UPDATE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
MSN Core Word E-Portfolio Template
Student Name: Oluwaseun Alabi
Course Name: Advanced Pathopharmacological Foundations - D027
Instructions:
To fulfill the requirements for this course, you must complete the CPE Record. Refer to the CPE
Record under "Supporting Documents" in your Assessment Task Overview for specific deliverables.
You must include the required deliverables from that CPE Record in this e-portfolio.
Enter your written deliverables (e.g., reflections, etc.) into this template for each phase. Download
and save this template, then type directly into the template.
If necessary, you may also insert content from previously created Word documents into this Word
document template by using the following instructions. You can upload a Word or PDF file as a
separate document only if the instructions indicate it is appropriate to do so.
To insert text from a previously created Word file, follow these instructions:
● Highlight the text you want to insert into the ePortfolio template. (You can choose to “Select All” if
you want to copy and paste the entire content of the text into the ePortfolio template.)
● Copy the text.
● Paste the text into the ePortfolio template. You can reformat the content once it is pasted into the
ePortfolio template if necessary.
To insert text or an image from a previously saved PDF document follow these instructions:
● Highlight the text or image you want to insert into the ePortfolio template. (You can choose to
“Select All” if you want to copy and paste the entire content of the PDF document into the ePortfolio
template.)
● Copy the text/image.
● Paste the text/image into the ePortfolio template at the appropriate location in the template. You
can reformat the content once it is pasted into the ePortfolio if necessary.
NOTE: DO NOT insert a screen shot of the text from the word document or a PDF as it will not show
the complete content on the ePortfolio template. However, you may use a screen shot when
indicated in the instructions such as for the GoReact deliverables or if you are inserting an image
such as a certificate, etc.
,1a. CPE schedule table
Estimated Time (hours and Anticipated Completion
Required CPE Activities (Deliverables)
minutes) Date
1a. CPE schedule table 6/16/25 5 mins
1b. Feedback and Synthesis Improvement Plan 6/16/25 1.5 hours
1c. GoReact Video 6/16/25 45mins
1c. Peer Reponses 6/16/25 20mins
1c. Reflection Summary 6/16/25 20mins
2a. CPE schedule table 6/17/25 5 mins
2b. Feedback and Synthesis Improvement Plan 6/17/25 1.5 hours
2c. GoReact Video 6/17/25 45mins
2c. Peer Responses 6/17/25 20mins
2c. Reflection Summary 6/17/25 20mins
3a. CPE schedule table 6/18/25 5 mins
3b. Feedback and Synthesis Improvement Plan 6/18/25 1.5 hours
3c. Feedback and Synthesis Improvement
6/18/25 45mins
Treatment Plan
3d. GoReact Video 6/18/25 20mins
3d. Peer Responses 6/18/25 20mins
3d. Reflection Summary 6/18/25 5 mins
1b. Feedback and Synthesis Improvement Plan
Cancer
Cancer is the replication of abnormal cells in the body and has the potential to spread. Cancer cells can be
categorized as either benign (non-cancerous) where it grows very slowly and does not spread to other parts of the body,
malignant (cancerous) can grow slow or rapidly and can spread to other parts of the body, solid tumors (mass or a lump)
is a mass formed in the bone or tissue, or liquid tumors (Leukemia) affects the blood, bone marrow, or lymphatic system
(National Cancer Institute, 2021).
, Pathophysiology
When normal, healthy cells grow old or damage they die, this will signal the body to use a process called cell
division to grow and divide new normal and healthy cells to replace them (National Cancer Institute, 2021). However
cancer is when those old or damaged cells undergo cell division and start multiplying and can metastasize (spread from
its original location to other parts of the body) to other organs and tissues in the body (National Cancer Institute, 2021).
Clinical Manifestations
Signs and Symptoms of cancer varies by its type and location, but it includes (Mayo Clinic , 2022);
● Fatigue
● Lump or area of thickening that can be felt under the skin
● Weight changes, including unintended loss or gain
● Skin changes, such as yellowing, darkening or redness of the skin, sores that won't heal, or changes
to existing moles
● Changes in bowel or bladder habits
● Persistent cough or trouble breathing
● Difficulty swallowing
● Hoarseness
● Persistent indigestion or discomfort after eating
● Persistent, unexplained muscle or joint pain
● Persistent, unexplained fevers or night sweats
● Unexplained bleeding or bruising
Diagnostic Methods
Cancer can be diagnosed by different types of tests such as blood tests that look at the complete blood count,
blood protein, or tumor markers (Cancer: Symptoms, Stages, Types & What It Is, n.d.). Genetic testing can be done to
determine inherited forms of cancers (Cancer: Symptoms, Stages, Types & What It Is, n.d.). Imaging tests such as CT
scans, MRI, Ultrasound or Iodine Metaiodobenzylguanidine can also be conducted and it creates a detailed picture of
the body to help identify tumours, their size, shape, and location (Cancer: Symptoms, Stages, Types & What It Is, n.d.).
LATEST UPDATE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
MSN Core Word E-Portfolio Template
Student Name: Oluwaseun Alabi
Course Name: Advanced Pathopharmacological Foundations - D027
Instructions:
To fulfill the requirements for this course, you must complete the CPE Record. Refer to the CPE
Record under "Supporting Documents" in your Assessment Task Overview for specific deliverables.
You must include the required deliverables from that CPE Record in this e-portfolio.
Enter your written deliverables (e.g., reflections, etc.) into this template for each phase. Download
and save this template, then type directly into the template.
If necessary, you may also insert content from previously created Word documents into this Word
document template by using the following instructions. You can upload a Word or PDF file as a
separate document only if the instructions indicate it is appropriate to do so.
To insert text from a previously created Word file, follow these instructions:
● Highlight the text you want to insert into the ePortfolio template. (You can choose to “Select All” if
you want to copy and paste the entire content of the text into the ePortfolio template.)
● Copy the text.
● Paste the text into the ePortfolio template. You can reformat the content once it is pasted into the
ePortfolio template if necessary.
To insert text or an image from a previously saved PDF document follow these instructions:
● Highlight the text or image you want to insert into the ePortfolio template. (You can choose to
“Select All” if you want to copy and paste the entire content of the PDF document into the ePortfolio
template.)
● Copy the text/image.
● Paste the text/image into the ePortfolio template at the appropriate location in the template. You
can reformat the content once it is pasted into the ePortfolio if necessary.
NOTE: DO NOT insert a screen shot of the text from the word document or a PDF as it will not show
the complete content on the ePortfolio template. However, you may use a screen shot when
indicated in the instructions such as for the GoReact deliverables or if you are inserting an image
such as a certificate, etc.
,1a. CPE schedule table
Estimated Time (hours and Anticipated Completion
Required CPE Activities (Deliverables)
minutes) Date
1a. CPE schedule table 6/16/25 5 mins
1b. Feedback and Synthesis Improvement Plan 6/16/25 1.5 hours
1c. GoReact Video 6/16/25 45mins
1c. Peer Reponses 6/16/25 20mins
1c. Reflection Summary 6/16/25 20mins
2a. CPE schedule table 6/17/25 5 mins
2b. Feedback and Synthesis Improvement Plan 6/17/25 1.5 hours
2c. GoReact Video 6/17/25 45mins
2c. Peer Responses 6/17/25 20mins
2c. Reflection Summary 6/17/25 20mins
3a. CPE schedule table 6/18/25 5 mins
3b. Feedback and Synthesis Improvement Plan 6/18/25 1.5 hours
3c. Feedback and Synthesis Improvement
6/18/25 45mins
Treatment Plan
3d. GoReact Video 6/18/25 20mins
3d. Peer Responses 6/18/25 20mins
3d. Reflection Summary 6/18/25 5 mins
1b. Feedback and Synthesis Improvement Plan
Cancer
Cancer is the replication of abnormal cells in the body and has the potential to spread. Cancer cells can be
categorized as either benign (non-cancerous) where it grows very slowly and does not spread to other parts of the body,
malignant (cancerous) can grow slow or rapidly and can spread to other parts of the body, solid tumors (mass or a lump)
is a mass formed in the bone or tissue, or liquid tumors (Leukemia) affects the blood, bone marrow, or lymphatic system
(National Cancer Institute, 2021).
, Pathophysiology
When normal, healthy cells grow old or damage they die, this will signal the body to use a process called cell
division to grow and divide new normal and healthy cells to replace them (National Cancer Institute, 2021). However
cancer is when those old or damaged cells undergo cell division and start multiplying and can metastasize (spread from
its original location to other parts of the body) to other organs and tissues in the body (National Cancer Institute, 2021).
Clinical Manifestations
Signs and Symptoms of cancer varies by its type and location, but it includes (Mayo Clinic , 2022);
● Fatigue
● Lump or area of thickening that can be felt under the skin
● Weight changes, including unintended loss or gain
● Skin changes, such as yellowing, darkening or redness of the skin, sores that won't heal, or changes
to existing moles
● Changes in bowel or bladder habits
● Persistent cough or trouble breathing
● Difficulty swallowing
● Hoarseness
● Persistent indigestion or discomfort after eating
● Persistent, unexplained muscle or joint pain
● Persistent, unexplained fevers or night sweats
● Unexplained bleeding or bruising
Diagnostic Methods
Cancer can be diagnosed by different types of tests such as blood tests that look at the complete blood count,
blood protein, or tumor markers (Cancer: Symptoms, Stages, Types & What It Is, n.d.). Genetic testing can be done to
determine inherited forms of cancers (Cancer: Symptoms, Stages, Types & What It Is, n.d.). Imaging tests such as CT
scans, MRI, Ultrasound or Iodine Metaiodobenzylguanidine can also be conducted and it creates a detailed picture of
the body to help identify tumours, their size, shape, and location (Cancer: Symptoms, Stages, Types & What It Is, n.d.).
