Cancer Oncology Emergency Jeopardy Template

oncology emergency	cancer meds and TX	cancer management
100 What manifestations may indicate spinal cord compression (SCC) in a patient with cancer? Back pain, Muscle weakness, Sensation of heaviness in arms and legs	100 Which class of medications treats chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting? serotonin antagonists	100 When caring for a patient receiving chemotherapy, the nurse plans care during the nadir of bone marrow activity to prevent which complication? Infection
200 What is a manifestation of disseminated intravascular coagulation? Bowel necrosis	200 The laboratory reports of a patient with cancer indicate severe hyperkalemia and hyperuricemia. Which treatment does the nurse anticipate will be effective for this patient? Dialysis	200 What personal protective equipment (PPE) are necessary when preparing, giving, or disposing of chemotherapy drugs? mask, gloves, gown, eye shield
300 Which treatment strategy increases the risk of developing tumor lysis syndrome? chemotherapy	300 Which class of drug is used for the treatment of cancer-induced spinal cord compression? Corticosteroids	300 What term describes the administration of chemotherapy along with surgery or radiation? Adjuvant therapy
400 The laboratory report of a patient with cancer shows serum sodium levels of 108 mEq/L. Which complication does the nurse anticipate in the patient? Seizures	400 Which treatment is recommended for a patient with severe cancer-induced hypercalcemia? Dialysis	400 Which side effect is commonly found in women who are taking androgen for the hormonal manipulation of cancer? facial and chest hair
500 Which component is released into the bloodstream after the destruction of tumor cells? Potassium	500 Which medication is used to treat hypercalcemia temporarily in a patient who has cancer? Bisphosphonate	500 What adverse effects are observed when a vesicant agent extravasates during chemotherapy? pain, infection, tissue loss

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