Across
- 2. Watch for fluid retention, monitor CBC and platelet count
- 4. Instruct patients not to take antacids within 2 hours
- 7. Dexamethasone must be taken 1 day before to prevent hypersensitivity, monitor CBC, Nadir occurs on day 7, monitor weight
- 8. Monitor WBC's and metabolic panel for signs of tumor lysis syndrome
- 9. Monitor prostate-specific antigen results
- 10. Monitor neuro status and kidney function, pre-medicate with antiemetics, monitor for signs of anaphylaxis
- 12. Check CBC before each dose, monitor BUN and creatinine, ensure adequate hydration
- 13. Should be taken on an empty stomach to prevent raising the level of the drug in the body
Down
- 1. A vesicant, assess for neuropathies and changes in neurologic status, monitor CBC and platelets
- 3. A vesicant, turns urine red, can be cardiotoxic
- 5. Monitor CBC and teach subcutaneous administration if drug will be given at home
- 6. CBC needs to be checked before the dose is given, Nadir occurs in 10-14 days, instruct pt. about mouth care
- 11. Avoid pregnancy due to the risk of serious birth defects, monitor labs and electrolytes
- 14. Watch for signs of an allergic reaction