Hematology
Oncology
Medications
Interventions
Labs
100

What is the definition of Hematology? 

The study of all things relating to blood

100

What is the definition of Oncology?

The study of cancer

100

What medication can be administered to treat nausea/vomiting

Zofran

100

What intervention would be implemented with a hemoglobin level less than 7?

Blood transfusion

100

What is the protein in RBCs that carries oxygen throughout the body

Hemoglobin

200

What is the medical name for a low RBC count

Anemia

200

What is the term for the spread of cancer within the body

Metastasizing

200

What supplement is commonly prescribed to treat anemia

Ferrous Sulfate

200

What is the priority intervention for someone undergoing cancer treatment?

Neutropenic precautions and fall risk precautions

200

What is a blood test that can indicate the presence of malignant tumors in the body?

CEA (carcinoembryonic antigen)

300

What is a genetic disorder that leads to excessive bleeding due to the lack of clotting factors

Hemophilia

300

How will you evaluate your patient outcomes?

Monitor symptom relief, evaluate lab values, review imaging results, and regularly assess for any new or worsening symptoms

300

What medication can be administered to increase appetite

Marinol 

300

What topical creams could be used to treat localized skin irritation with patients receiving radiation treatment

Non scented aquaphilic cream

300

What lab is usually impacted the most during cancer treatment

WBC

400

What is the first thing to consider when considering a blood transfusion

Blood consent form

400

What cancer originates the lymphatic system

Lymphoma

400

What therapy used the immune system to fight cancer?

Immunotherapy

400

What are 3 radiation precautions

PPE specific to radioactive materials

Reduce exposure

Separate clothing bins, garbage, and utensils to avoid cross contamination

400

What lab value with the range of roughly 12-300 is tested to determine causes of anemia

Ferritin

500

What is the specific gene mutation affecting RBC in sickle cell anemia

SHgb

500

What are the two types of Radiation Therapy. Bonus points (200) for a what areas they usually treat.

Brachytherapy: prostate, cervical, breast, head, and neck

Teletherapy: brain, lungs, breast, prostate, and colorectal cancers

500

What combination medication regimen is used in select chemotherapy treatment

PCV regimen

500

What are 3 neutropenic precautions

No fresh flowers and undercooked food

Avoid large gatherings

Hand hygiene

500

List all of the labs on a CBC with their ranges

RBC 4.2-6.1

WBC 5000-10000

Hemoglobin 12-18

Hematocrit 35-45%

Platelets 150000-400000