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ONS/ONCC Exam Most Recent Exam 2026 Actual
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A premenopausal patient with metastatic breast cancer is
receiving letrozole. Which other medication is also
expected to be prescribed for ovarian ablation?
a. degarelix
b. exemestane
c. goserelin
d. tamoxifen - Answer-c. goserelin
Concomitant ovarian ablation with a luteinizing hormone-
releasing hormone agonist therapy, such as goserelin, is
recommended in the adjuvant, recurrent, or metastatic
settings for women with breast cancer who are
premenopausal.
A patient with an insulinoma would be most likely to
experience which of the following signs and symptoms?
a. hypoK, aclorhydria, vasoconstriction
b. glucose interolerance, diarrhea, anemia
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c. abd pain, reflux, vit b6 deficiency
d. hypoglycemia, confusion, vision changes - Answer-d.
hypoglycemia, confusion, vision changes
4. A patient with esophageal cancer reports cramping and
diarrhea after eating meals. What should the nurse
recommend?
a. chewing thoroughly
b. drinking at least 20oz of water during meals
c. decreasing dietary protein intake
d. eating small, freqeunt meals - Answer-d. eating small,
freqeunt meals aka prevent dumping syndrome
5. What is the absolute neutrophil count for a patient who
has a white blood cell count of 500/mm3 with 32%
polysegmented neutrophils and 7% bands?
a. 100/mm3
b. 125/mm3
c. 195/mm3
d. 223/mm3 - Answer-c. 195/mm3
The absolute neutrophil count can be calculated by adding
polysegmented neutrophils and bands, converting to a
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percentage, and multiplying by the white blood cell count
(0.32 +0.07 = 0.39) x 500 = 195/mm3.
6. A patient with cancer receiving palliative services
reports poor sleep, fatigue, and frequently feeling worried.
Which medication should the nurse expect to be
prescribed for the patient?
a. miratazapine
b. diphenhydramine
c. citalopram
d. methylphenidate - Answer-c. citalopram
The symptoms described are consistent with generalized
anxiety. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, such as
citalopram, are considered first-line for the management of
generalized anxiety disorder.
7. The nurse is assessing a patient with an ileostomy. The
peristomal skin is erythematous, excoriated, and bleeding.
Which of the following complications should the nurse first
suspect?
a. stenosis requiring revision
b. improper pouch fit
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c. increased output over baseline
d. allergy to device - Answer-b. improper pouch fit
8. Which of these factors is most likely to result in a higher
incidence of acute graft-versus- host disease?
a. female to male donation
b. HLA identical related donors
c. reduced intensity conditioning regimen
d. T cell depleted grafts - Answer-a. female to male
donation
A male recipient receiving the stem cells of a female
increases the risk for the development of acute graft-
versus-host disease.
9. A patient with cancer has a new onset of confusion,
acute nausea, and blurred vision. The nurse anticipates
the physician to order which diagnostic test?
a. U/S of gallblader & bile ducts
b. CXR
c. Skeletal scintigraphy
d. MRI of brain - Answer-d. MRI of brain
ONS/ONCC Exam Most Recent Exam 2026 Actual
Complete Real Verified Exam Questions And Correct
Answers (Verified Answers) Already Graded A+ ||
Newest Exam!!!
A premenopausal patient with metastatic breast cancer is
receiving letrozole. Which other medication is also
expected to be prescribed for ovarian ablation?
a. degarelix
b. exemestane
c. goserelin
d. tamoxifen - Answer-c. goserelin
Concomitant ovarian ablation with a luteinizing hormone-
releasing hormone agonist therapy, such as goserelin, is
recommended in the adjuvant, recurrent, or metastatic
settings for women with breast cancer who are
premenopausal.
A patient with an insulinoma would be most likely to
experience which of the following signs and symptoms?
a. hypoK, aclorhydria, vasoconstriction
b. glucose interolerance, diarrhea, anemia
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c. abd pain, reflux, vit b6 deficiency
d. hypoglycemia, confusion, vision changes - Answer-d.
hypoglycemia, confusion, vision changes
4. A patient with esophageal cancer reports cramping and
diarrhea after eating meals. What should the nurse
recommend?
a. chewing thoroughly
b. drinking at least 20oz of water during meals
c. decreasing dietary protein intake
d. eating small, freqeunt meals - Answer-d. eating small,
freqeunt meals aka prevent dumping syndrome
5. What is the absolute neutrophil count for a patient who
has a white blood cell count of 500/mm3 with 32%
polysegmented neutrophils and 7% bands?
a. 100/mm3
b. 125/mm3
c. 195/mm3
d. 223/mm3 - Answer-c. 195/mm3
The absolute neutrophil count can be calculated by adding
polysegmented neutrophils and bands, converting to a
,3|Page
percentage, and multiplying by the white blood cell count
(0.32 +0.07 = 0.39) x 500 = 195/mm3.
6. A patient with cancer receiving palliative services
reports poor sleep, fatigue, and frequently feeling worried.
Which medication should the nurse expect to be
prescribed for the patient?
a. miratazapine
b. diphenhydramine
c. citalopram
d. methylphenidate - Answer-c. citalopram
The symptoms described are consistent with generalized
anxiety. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, such as
citalopram, are considered first-line for the management of
generalized anxiety disorder.
7. The nurse is assessing a patient with an ileostomy. The
peristomal skin is erythematous, excoriated, and bleeding.
Which of the following complications should the nurse first
suspect?
a. stenosis requiring revision
b. improper pouch fit
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c. increased output over baseline
d. allergy to device - Answer-b. improper pouch fit
8. Which of these factors is most likely to result in a higher
incidence of acute graft-versus- host disease?
a. female to male donation
b. HLA identical related donors
c. reduced intensity conditioning regimen
d. T cell depleted grafts - Answer-a. female to male
donation
A male recipient receiving the stem cells of a female
increases the risk for the development of acute graft-
versus-host disease.
9. A patient with cancer has a new onset of confusion,
acute nausea, and blurred vision. The nurse anticipates
the physician to order which diagnostic test?
a. U/S of gallblader & bile ducts
b. CXR
c. Skeletal scintigraphy
d. MRI of brain - Answer-d. MRI of brain
