NSG 3800 EXAM 4 REVIEW – Questions With
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ALL HA, splenomegaly, hepatomegaly, bone pain,
petechiae
AML treat with aggressive chemo
What is chemotherapy used for? To destroy cancer cells (even non-cancerous cells).
How is chemotherapy administered? It can be infused orally or through a central line.
What should be done if extravasation It can be minimized with an antidote.
occurs during chemotherapy?
How often must WBC be drawn Daily.
during chemotherapy?
What should you do if WBC count is Call the PCP (Primary Care Provider).
between 1100-1200 during
chemotherapy?
HIV/ WASTING SYNDROME monitor weight
electrolytes
notify if K is les then 3
What should be monitored in patients Low PO2 levels
with Hodgkin's disease?
, What skin care considerations are Skin care due to pruritis and jaundice
important for patients with Hodgkin's
disease?
What should patients with Hodgkin's Sun exposure
disease avoid, especially when
receiving radiation treatment?
What type of infections are patients Opportunistic infections (OIs)
with Hodgkin's disease at risk for?
What is a recommended management Increase fluid intake to increase urine output.
strategy for multiple myeloma?
What should be monitored in Monitor for fracture or spinal cord compression.
advanced multiple myeloma?
What is considered an emergency in Fracture or spinal cord compression.
advanced multiple myeloma?
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma patients can go into remission and resume all ADLS
with an exercise program 5 days for 30 minutes
patient teaching take medications
What does PCP stand for in a medical Pneumocystis pneumonia
context?
What type of infections does PCP Infections in the lungs
primarily cause?
In an AIDS patient, what are common Low oxygen levels and cough
symptoms of PCP?
How does a patient with PCP typically The patient will appear ill
appear?
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Terms in this set (67)
ALL HA, splenomegaly, hepatomegaly, bone pain,
petechiae
AML treat with aggressive chemo
What is chemotherapy used for? To destroy cancer cells (even non-cancerous cells).
How is chemotherapy administered? It can be infused orally or through a central line.
What should be done if extravasation It can be minimized with an antidote.
occurs during chemotherapy?
How often must WBC be drawn Daily.
during chemotherapy?
What should you do if WBC count is Call the PCP (Primary Care Provider).
between 1100-1200 during
chemotherapy?
HIV/ WASTING SYNDROME monitor weight
electrolytes
notify if K is les then 3
What should be monitored in patients Low PO2 levels
with Hodgkin's disease?
, What skin care considerations are Skin care due to pruritis and jaundice
important for patients with Hodgkin's
disease?
What should patients with Hodgkin's Sun exposure
disease avoid, especially when
receiving radiation treatment?
What type of infections are patients Opportunistic infections (OIs)
with Hodgkin's disease at risk for?
What is a recommended management Increase fluid intake to increase urine output.
strategy for multiple myeloma?
What should be monitored in Monitor for fracture or spinal cord compression.
advanced multiple myeloma?
What is considered an emergency in Fracture or spinal cord compression.
advanced multiple myeloma?
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma patients can go into remission and resume all ADLS
with an exercise program 5 days for 30 minutes
patient teaching take medications
What does PCP stand for in a medical Pneumocystis pneumonia
context?
What type of infections does PCP Infections in the lungs
primarily cause?
In an AIDS patient, what are common Low oxygen levels and cough
symptoms of PCP?
How does a patient with PCP typically The patient will appear ill
appear?
