AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES ON UTERINE CANCERS PATIENTS WITH AVERAGE ECONOMIC STANDARD

The cancer and tumors that are formed are divided into two parts: benign tumors that are at a certain extent and do not spread away from their place of origin and are not serious if they are detected and treated quickly and removed from the body. And cancerous malignant tumors spread in parts of the body and can not be controlled and often ends with the death of infected. This study belongs to the pattern of analytical descriptive studies as the most appropriate types of studies suitable to the nature of the subject of the study, which aims to describe and analyze the psychological and environmental stress of patients with uterine cancer of the average economic level, and our desire to know behavioral problems scientifically help us in prevention and treatment to provide a facet of care (Medical, social and psychological), and then we can get facts through information and interpret them and then draw conclusions and develop indicators that help reduce the psychological and environmental stress of patients with uterine cancer. The current study on the tools was based on the psychological and environmental stress measures for patients with uterine cancer and the actual sample: After verifying the validity of the measurement instrument and its stability, the questionnaire was distributed to the sample of the study. The researcher distributed 100 forms and retrieved (84) (14) form is not valid for statistical analysis, and therefore the actual sample of (70). The overall score in the table indicates that the psychological stress of the sample of the study was high. The mean of the total score after the psychological pressure (2.35) and the standard deviation (0.348) and the percentage of ( 78.33%), while the value of t was 7.176 at a significant level of 0.05, which indicates a decrease in the dispersion in the views of the sample of the study and convergence of views and note that the phrase ((29) God can heal me, I call it)) has obtained the highest averages, (2.79) and by a standard deviation (0.508), and a percentage of (91%) (20) did not receive the appropriate psychological support from the husband () at the lowest averages (1.63), with a standard deviation of (0.705) and a percentage of (54.33%). (Low). In the light of the research procedures and the results we have obtained and the quantitative and qualitative explanations we provide, we offer a number of recommendations and suggestions to expand the field of treatment of cancer diseases by integrating the psychological care of cancer patients in the field of health services and making them an important component of medical treatments. Emotional and psychological problems that may be exposed to patients as a result of cancer.