Test2 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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Cardinal signs of cancer

A

Unusual bleeding
Petitechia
Nausea
Bone pain
Falls
Swollen lymph nodes

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2
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What does chemotherapy do?

A

Kills rapidly multiplying cells

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3
Q

What should you asses in the kids

A

Vitals
Coping
Weight
Full body systems
Pain

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4
Q

How to manage anorexia in patients

A

Small frequent meals

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5
Q

How to manage mucosal ulcerations

A

Rinse mouth twice a day and use a soft toothbrush

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6
Q

The cause of a moon face

A

Long-term steroid use

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7
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What is leukemia?

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A broad group of malignant diseases of the bone marrow

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8
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What do lymphoid stem cells become?

A

White blood cells

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9
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What do myeloid stem cells become?

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Red blood cells

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10
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What are blast cells?

A

Immature cells

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11
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Most common s/s of leukemia related to bone marrow involvement

A

Petechiae, infection, fatigue

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12
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Leukemia shows an overproduction of

A

White blood cells

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13
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Leukemia shows a decrease in

A

Red blood cells=anemia
And
Platelets = bleeding risk

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14
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Therapeutic management of leukemia

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*Chemo
*Allopurinol
*Cranial radiation
*Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation(HSCT)

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15
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Lab value for neutropenic precautions

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500 or less absolute neutrophil count

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16
Q

60% of infratentorial tumors are in the_____ _____and cause________ _____

A

Cerebellum and brain stem
Balance and gait problems

17
Q

40% of supratentorial tumors are located in the _____ and cause ______,_______,_____

A

Cerebellum
Seizures, behavior issues, speech issues

18
Q

What is the classic sign of brain tumor

A

Vomiting in the morning

19
Q

Treatment of brain tumors

A

Surgery
Radiotherapy
Chemotherapy

20
Q

Nursing care management of brain tumors

A

Preparing patient and family for diagnostic and procedures/surgeries
Asses
Post op care
Support

21
Q

What prompts a call to provider immediately that indicates leakage of cerebral spinal fluid from an incision site

A

Haloing (yellowing)

22
Q

How to position patient when haloing at incision site is seen

A

Position patient opposite side of tumor removal in a semi Fowler position

23
Q

Malignancy that can be diagnosed in uteruo, and be anywhere from brain down to pelvis. “Silent tumor”
May have spontaneous regression w/developing immune system

A

Neuroblastoma

24
Q

A diagnostic evaluation for neuroblastoma

A

24 hour urine: looking for HVA and VMA

25
Treatment for neuroblastoma
Radiation and chemotherapy
26
Tumor is associated with congenital anomalies
Wills tumor- nephroblastoma
27
Common renal and intra abdominal tumor associated with congenital anomalies
Nephroblastoma
28
Common s/s of nephroblastoma (wilms)
Swelling in abdomen
29
Nephroblastoma is limited to _____ kidney but after stage 5, it involves ______ kidneys
1, both
30
Post op care for wilms tumor (nephroblastoma)
No contact sports! Hydration! Increase fluids!
31
DO NOT ______ abdomen if patient has nephroblastoma
Palpate