Aphon chemotherapy - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1 / 7 Aphon Principles Of Chemo And Biotherapy Test Latest Update 1. Biotherapy Targeted anticancer agents also known as biological re- sponse modifiers (BRM) 2. Tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) are what class 3. Monoclonal anti- bodies (MoAbs) are what class 4. Define pharma- cokinetics 5. Define pharma- codynamics 6. Define adjuvant chemotherapy 7. Define neoadju- vant chemothera- py 8. Define sanctuary sites 9. What normal cells are most of- ten effected by chemother...

Nursing Certifications Summary Questions and Answers ACLS - Advanced Cardiac Life Support APHON - Association of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Nurses AWOHNN - Advanced - Association of Women's Health - Obstetric and Neo Natal Nurses AWOHNN - Intermediate - Association of Women's Health - Obstetric and Neo Natal Nurses BLS/BCLS - Basic Life Support CATN - Course in Advanced Trauma Nursing CCRN - Critical Care Registered Nurse CEN - Certified Emergency Nurse Chemo Certified -...

APHON procedure & lab chemotherapy overview urinalysis - correct answer prior to admin cyclophosphamide, ifosfamide, and mtx focusing on urine pH, spec grav, rbc presence kidney function & gfr & creat clearance - correct answer prior to hd mtx , cisplatin, carboplatin, ifosfamide r/t renal toxicity pulmonary function testing - correct answer monitor lung toxicity r/t bleomycin, busulfan, pulmonary radiation therapy audiogram or brain stem evoked response - correct answer audiotoxicity...

APHON Chemo Courseapoptosis - correct answer natural cell death necrosis - correct answer cell death that results from an insult, such as a lack of blood supply, physical trauma, or cytotoxic therapy that leads to rupture of the cell membrane and spilling of cell contents malignant cells - correct answer cells that do not have a finite number of cell divisions as normal cells do; lost the ability to undergo apoptosis; can keep replicating and dividing indefinitely aberrant cell division...

APHON Principles of Chemo and BiotherapyBiotherapy - correct answer Targeted anticancer agents also known as biological response modifiers (BRM) Tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) are what class - correct answer Biotherapy Monoclonal antibodies (MoAbs) are what class - correct answer Biotherapy Define pharmacokinetics - correct answer Study of drug absorption, metabolism, and excretion Define pharmacodynamics - correct answer The concentration of the drug in the body and how it produc...

Nursing CertificationsACLS - correct answer Advanced Cardiac Life Support APHON - correct answer Association of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Nurses AWOHNN - Advanced - correct answer Association of Women's Health - Obstetric and Neo Natal Nurses AWOHNN - Intermediate - correct answer Association of Women's Health - Obstetric and Neo Natal Nurses BLS/BCLS - correct answer Basic Life Support CATN - correct answer Course in Advanced Trauma Nursing CCRN - correct answer Critical...

Chemo/BioWhat things do you need to check when creating the chemo sheet: - correct answer 1. 3 heights and 3 weights are done and documented. 2. Make sure the protocol consent is signed. 3. The study design found IN THE ACTUAL PROTOCOL. 4. The Chemo note in CRIS. 5. The drug and dose ordered in the MAR. True or false: Chemotherapy drug and dose ordered MUST exactly match the protocol study design outlined in the protocol unless it is documented in the chemo note that the dose is modified...

APHON EXAM 2024 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+ 1. How does cancer start? with one cell; one genetic mutation 2. How are cyclins activated? When they are bound with a CDK enzyme 3. What do cyclins do? stimulate the cell to go to the next phase 4. What do CDK inhibitors do? prevent damaged cells from replicating 5. What is apoptosis? programmed cell death 6. What is a natural cell death where the cell blebbs and is removed by phagocytes? 7. Do cancer cells have apopto- sis? 8. What i...

APHON Chemo Certification Exam Latest Update 2024 occur How many people ages 0-21 are diag- nosed with cancer each year? What are the top 2 pediatric oncology diagnoses + the % What is the 5 yr survival rate for all peds onc diagnoses? For ALL? For AML? 15,000 - 16,000 1. Leukemia - 29% 2. Brain / CNS - 26% All Dx: > 80% ALL: 90% AML: 65% Natural cell death Apoptosis Cell death from an insult that leads to rupture of the cell membrane and spilling of cell contents Necrosis...