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- 1. What can be a severe side effect of Oxaliplatin?
- 4. What is considered a severe hypersensitivity chemo reaction?
- 7. Bispecific T Cell Engager is what type of therapy?
- 10. What type of cancer does Oxaliplatin treat?
- 11. What type of toxicity do you monitor for with Cytarabine?
- 15. What type of Madagascar plant is Vincristine derived from?
- 16. What is the first thing you do to the infusion should a hypersensitivity reaction occur?
- 18. What is often adjusted to minimize the side effects of Vincristine?
- 19. For BiTE therapy, _____ assessments are performed every 8 hours.
- 21. What machine is used to test for blood in the urine?
- 22. Hemorrhagic Cystitis is a potential complication from this drug.
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- 2. If ___________ of chemo to the skin of a patient occurred, wash the area thoroughly with soap and water, notify the provider, and monitor.
- 3. USP 800 precautions should be taken for which type of drugs?
- 4. What drug classification is Cytarabine?
- 5. What room are the chemo spill kits located on Oncology 5?
- 6. What is done to help prevent kidney damage for a patient who is getting Cisplatin?
- 8. What is a side effect of BiTE therapy?
- 9. What is a potential side effect of Cisplatin?
- 10. Inflammatory response involving activated cytokines.
- 12. What should you wear when providing incontinence care for a patient who recently had chemo?
- 13. How often do I perform the cerebellar toxicity screening for a patient who is receiving Cytarabine? Every _ hours.
- 14. What drug is given to help prevent hemorrhagic cystitis?
- 17. __________ is a symptom of Cerebral Dysfunction.
- 20. What test do you ask the patient to stand with feet together and close eyes for 60 seconds?
- 23. This is one of the standard emergency medications that is use for a hypersensitivity reaction.