Signs and Symptoms
Radiation Therapy
Neutropenic Precautions
Symptom Management
Classifications
100

Hematuria

What is kidney cancer or bladder cnacer? 

100

Patients receiving radiation should be assigned to this type of room

What is a private room?

100

Rationale for having patients deep breath every four hours

What is to prevent pneumonia?

100

Pain medication given around the clock primarily works to do this

What is prevent/control pain?

100

Cancers of epithelial tissues

What are carcinomas/adenocarcinomas?

200

A mole or mark that is asymmetrical, growing quickly, or bleeding

What is melanoma?

200

If a patient has radiology markers on the skin the nurse should _____

What is leave them intact on skin?

200

A diet with no fresh salads or unpeeled fresh fruits and vegetables

What is a low microbial diet?

200

Severe pain that erupts while a patient is already medicated with a long-acting painkiller.

What is breakthrough pain?

200

Cancers of connective tissue

What are sarcomas?

300

Changes in bowel habits that last for more than a few days

What is colorectal cancer?

300

Worn by nurses caring for a patient receiving radiation to monitor amount of radiation exposure

What is a dosimeter film badge?

300

A nurse with these symptoms should not care for a patient on neutrogenic precautions

What is a fever, cold, or sore throat?

300

Administering this supplement with cisplatin decreases the incidence and severity of treatment associated neurotoxicity

What is vitamin E?

300

Cancers of lymphoid tissue

What are lymphomas?

400

A lump or swelling in the front of the neck

What is thyroid cancer?

400

Items that should be in the room to dispose of dislodged sources

What are a lead container and forceps?

400

Items that are banned in neutrogenic precaution rooms

What are fresh flowers and standing water?

400

Interventions to manage GI symptoms (nausea and vomiting)

What are small, frequent meals that are high calorie and high protein and administer antiemetics

400

Cancers of nerve cells

What are neuroblastomas?

500

Hoarseness that lasts more than two weeks

What is laryngeal cancer?

500

Type of nurse that should not be assigned to a patient with internal radiation

Who is a pregnant nurse?

500

Interventions that prevent skin infections in patients on neutrogenic precautions

What are hand washing, meticulous skin care, and IV site assessment/care

500

Interventions to care for patients with stomatitis

What are oral rinses, soft toothbrush, and avoiding hot or spicy foods?

500

Cancers of blood forming tissue

What are leukemias?