Oncology nursing qa - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The Registered Health Professions Act applies to all of the following except: a) Nurses b) Physiotherapists c) Paramedics d) Physicians -Correct Answer C What are Controlled Acts? a) Activities that have been established by the Nursing Act b) Activities that are considered to be potentially harmful if they are performed by unauthorized persons c) Activities assigned to nurses that include prescribing, dispensing, selling or compounding a drug d) Activities that only apply to RNs and R...

DOS II FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS What are the three types of authorizing mechanisms? a) Medical directives, MD orders, NP orders b) Standing orders, medical directives, delegation c) MD orders, NP orders, directives d) Order, initiation, delegation Ans- D When initiating a controlled act, an RN or RPN must : (put the following into the correct order as per the CNO document Authorizing Mechanisms) 1) Assess the client and identify the problem 2) Anticipate the management of potential outcome...

The Practice of infusion nursing encompasses nursing management and coordination of care to the patient in accordance with: CORRECT ANSWER -Organizational policies, procedures, and/or practice guidelines. -Accreditation Requirment -Standards of practice, including those established by the INS. -State Nurse Practice Acts Competency Integrates what four elements? CORRECT ANSWER -Knowledge -Skills -Judgement -Ability In addition to INS, certifications that include components of infusion...

he Registered Health Professions Act applies to all of the following except: a) Nurses b) Physiotherapists c) Paramedics d) Physicians - C What are Controlled Acts? a) Activities that have been established by the Nursing Act b) Activities that are considered to be potentially harmful if they are performed by unauthorized persons c) Activities assigned to nurses that include prescribing, dispensing, selling or compounding a drug d) Activities that only apply to RNs and RPNs - B When ini...

Nursing- Saunders- Oncology – Q&A

Oncology Nursing Q&A Leading sites of new cancer cases - Ans-Male- prostate Female- Breast Leading cause of cancer deaths - Ans-Male- lung and bronchus Female- lung and bronchus without shape or differentiation, small and round - Ans-Anaplastic A Developmental gene expressed at an inappropriate time, capable of transforming a normal cell into a cancer cell - Ans-Oncogene cancer development; also called carcinogenesis - Ans-Oncogenisis substances that change the activity of a cell's ge...

Oncology Nursing Review Solution Q&A Routes of metastisis - Answer-local seeding blood borne metastasis lymphatic spread Most common metastisis - Answer-blood born metastasis is the most common form or seeding Fastest spreading type of metastasis - Answer-lymphatic due to lymphatic systems Cancer classifications - Answer-solid and hematological cancers What is a solid tumor? - Answer-associated with the organ which the cancer arises from (breast cancer or lung cancer) What is a hematol...

Nursing 22- Oncology - Exam 1 (Chemotherapy) Q&A Chemotherapy - Answer-This type of cancer treatment is trained to recognize rapidly dividing cells. (This includes hair follicles and GI cells, which are also rapidly dividing.) It is systemic and effects all body tissues. It can kill metastatic cells. Risk for Infection - Answer-This is the PRIMARY risk for patients on chemotherapy. Reasons for using Chemotherapy - Answer-These include: - A Cure - Increased Survival Time - Decreased l...

Chemotherapy - Answer-This type of cancer treatment is trained to recognize rapidly dividing cells. (This includes hair follicles and GI cells, which are also rapidly dividing.) It is systemic and effects all body tissues. It can kill metastatic cells. Risk for Infection - Answer-This is the PRIMARY risk for patients on chemotherapy. Reasons for using Chemotherapy - Answer-These include: - A Cure - Increased Survival Time - Decreased life threatening complications Chemotherapy Types: A...

Phlebotomy Test Questions and Answers 2023 The term phlebotomy is derived from Greek words that mean: A. red, blood B. vein, cut C. blood, droplet D. droplet, vein B. Vein, cut Acute care refers to which type of hospital care? A short-term B. nursing home C. hospice D. long-term A. Short-Term Receiving an emergency lab test request is an example of which phase of laboratory testing? A. postexamination/postanalytical B. examination/analytical C. notification/reporting ...