🎗️ Oncology Patients: Priority Decisions

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Froggy Jumps 🎗️ Oncology Patients: Priority DecisionsVersion en ligne Nursing Cancer Care par RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A client receiving chemotherapy reports fatigue and a low-grade fever. Morning labs show a decreased white blood cell count from yesterday. Which nursing action is the priority? a Encourage the client to increase oral fluid intake and rest between activities b Implement neutropenic precautions and limit exposure to potential infection sources c Offer warm blankets and reduce environmental stimulation to promote comfort 2 A client receiving radiation therapy to the neck reports increasing difficulty swallowing and throat soreness. The nurse notes redness and dryness of the skin in the treated area. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate? a Apply a moisturizing lotion approved for treated skin and monitor intake b Encourage use of a heating pad to the affected area for comfort c Instruct the client to scrub the skin gently with soap and warm water 3 A client with suspected leukemia is scheduled for a bone marrow aspiration. The client asks the nurse what to expect after the procedure. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate? a "You may feel soreness at the site and should report any unusual bleeding." b "You will be able to resume strenuous activity immediately after the test." c "You will not need a dressing because the puncture site heals quickly." 4 A client receiving combination chemotherapy reports nausea, mouth soreness, and difficulty eating solid foods. The nurse observes redness and small ulcerations along the oral mucosa. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate? a Offer frequent saline mouth rinses and provide soft, nonirritating foods b Encourage use of alcohol-based mouthwash after meals c Limit oral intake until the discomfort completely resolves 5 A client scheduled for a diagnostic biopsy of a suspicious breast mass asks what the test will determine. Which explanation by the nurse is most appropriate? a "It will prevent further spread of abnormal cells throughout the body." b "It will immediately remove all cancerous tissue from the affected area." c "It will confirm whether abnormal cells are present and guide treatment decisions." 6 A client with advanced lung cancer reports increasing shortness of breath and fatigue during minimal activity. The nurse observes the client using accessory muscles to breathe and speaking in short phrases. Which nursing action is the priority? a Assess oxygen saturation and apply supplemental oxygen as needed b Assess oxygen saturation and apply supplemental oxygen as needed c Offer small frequent meals to improve overall energy level 7 A client receiving chemotherapy through a newly placed implanted port reports swelling and burning at the site during the infusion. The nurse notes redness and decreased blood return from the device. Which action is the nurse’s priority? a Slow the infusion rate and continue to monitor b Stop the infusion and assess the port site c Apply a warm compress and reassess in 30 minutes 8 A client receiving chemotherapy calls the oncology clinic reporting a temperature of 100.6°F, chills, and new onset fatigue since the previous evening. Which instruction should the nurse provide? a Come to the clinic or emergency department today b Take acetaminophen and monitor symptoms at home c Increase fluid intake and wait until the next visit

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🎗️ Oncology Patients: Priority DecisionsVersion en ligne

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A client receiving chemotherapy reports fatigue and a low-grade fever. Morning labs show a decreased white blood cell count from yesterday. Which nursing action is the priority?

A client receiving radiation therapy to the neck reports increasing difficulty swallowing and throat soreness. The nurse notes redness and dryness of the skin in the treated area. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate?

A client with suspected leukemia is scheduled for a bone marrow aspiration. The client asks the nurse what to expect after the procedure. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate?

A client receiving combination chemotherapy reports nausea, mouth soreness, and difficulty eating solid foods. The nurse observes redness and small ulcerations along the oral mucosa. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate?

A client scheduled for a diagnostic biopsy of a suspicious breast mass asks what the test will determine. Which explanation by the nurse is most appropriate?

A client with advanced lung cancer reports increasing shortness of breath and fatigue during minimal activity. The nurse observes the client using accessory muscles to breathe and speaking in short phrases. Which nursing action is the priority?

A client receiving chemotherapy through a newly placed implanted port reports swelling and burning at the site during the infusion. The nurse notes redness and decreased blood return from the device. Which action is the nurse’s priority?

A client receiving chemotherapy calls the oncology clinic reporting a temperature of 100.6°F, chills, and new onset fatigue since the previous evening. Which instruction should the nurse provide?