Table 2.

Description of scenarios and patient cues and concerns.

Scenario	Description	Patients’ expression
doubt	Patient has doubts about the result he/she received,thinking the result is not his/her own.	Sir! That cannot be true! This is not My report, it’s someone else’s!
Fear of death	After patient accepts the fact of having cancer, he/she thinks cancers are terminal.	I do not know if I will die because of it, I cannot even think about it.
Fear of future	After patient accepts the fact of having cancer, he/she fears that cancer may ruin his/her marriage or relationship.	I’m not married yet, what should I do in the future?
Surgery	In the course of treatment, conservative treatment is useless, cancer cells begin to spread, and A total mastectomy is required.	I cannot face a mastectomy. After my breasts are gone, my body shape has changed, am I still a woman? At least not a complete woman.
Hair loss	Due to chemotherapy or other reasons, patient has symptoms of alopecia.	If my hair is gone, how can I go outside? Even if I survive the cancer, how can I go to work without my hair?
Upper limb disorders	Upper limb disorders caused by operations can make life more difficult.	If I cannot move my arm, even cannot comb my hair, I would rather die than be disabled.