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Diarrhea/Constipation related to altered bowel patterns
Knowledge Deficit related to disease process and diagnostic procedure
Risk for Fluid Volume Deficit related to rectal bleeding and diarrhea
Anxiety related to unknown outcomes and perceive threat to body integrity
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An elderly black male with a history of smoking and alcohol use
A young, white obese female with no known health issues
A young black male with juvenile onset diabetes
An elderly white female with a history of pancreatitis
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A patient with severe anemia secondary to GI bleeding
A patient who needs enemas and antibiotics to control GI bacteria
A patient who needs pre-op teaching for bowel resection surgery
A patient who needs central line insertion for chemotherapy
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RN
LPN/LVN
Nurse practitioner
Nutritionist
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Cure
Control
Palliation
Permanent remission
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Assist the patient to identify patterns of fatigue.
Recommend participation in a walking program.
Report the amount and type of food consumed from the tray.
Check the skin for redness and irritation after the treatment.
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Fatigue
Nausea and vomiting
Paresthesia
Anorexia
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WBC
PT and PTT
Electrolytes
BUN
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Assist the patient to brush and floss.
Explain when brushing and flossing are contraindicated.
Give antacids and sucralfate suspension as ordered.
Recommend saliva substitutes.
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During preparation, drugs may be absorbed through the skin or inhaled.
Many chemotherapeutics are vesicants.
Chemotherapeutics are frequently given through central nervous access devices.
Oral and venous routes are the most common.
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Sudden-onset back pain
Motor loss
Constipation
Urinary hesitancy
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T1 N0 M0
Tis N0 M0
T1 N1 M0
T4 N3 M1
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Sodium
Calcium
Potassium
Hematocrit
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Cigarette smoking
Exposure to environmental/occupational carcinogens
Exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS)
Pipe or cigar smoking
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Platelet count
Electrolytes
Hemoglobin
Hematocrit
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A 19-year-old white-American female who is sexually inactive for a Pap smear
A 35-year-old white-American female for an annual mammogram
A 45-year-old African-American male for an annual prostate-specific antigen
A 49year-old African-American male for an annual fecal occult blood test
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A fluid bolus as ordered
Fluid restrictions as ordered
Urinalysis as ordered
Sodium-restricted diet as ordered
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Take vital signs every 4 hours
Report temperature elevation >100.4o F
Assess for sore throat, cough, or burning with urination.
Gather the supplies to prepare the room for protective isolation.
Report superinfections, such as candidiasis
Practice good handwashing technique.
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Develop a “quit plan”
Explain the application of a nicotine patch
Discuss strategies to avoid relapse
Suggest ways to deal with urges for a tobacco
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A patient with a neutrophil count of 1000/mm3
A patient who underwent debulking of a tumor to relieve pressure
A patient receiving high-dose chemotherapy after a bone marrow harvest
A patient who is post-op laminectomy for spinal cord compression
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