### Patient: Doctor, I think I have head and neck cancer. I have noticed some lumps on my neck and I have difficulty swallowing.
### Doctor: I'm sorry to hear that. In order to confirm the diagnosis, we will need to perform a biopsy. It involves taking a small sample of the lump and examining it under a microscope. Additionally, we will need to perform a Complete blood count (Cbc) to check for any abnormalities in your blood. We will also need to do a Magnetic resonance imaging (Mri) and an X-ray computed tomography (Scan ct) to get a better look at the extent of the cancer. We may also require to perform Therapeutic radiology for cancer treatment (Irradiation) to kill cancer cells in the affected areas. We will also have to monitor wound care management and perform Occupational therapy assessment (Speech therapy) to ensure the best possible outcome.