What is the BEST thing a nurse can do to recognize and intervene for IEC related adverse effects?

The nurse is completing the ICE assessment on a patient that has received IEC therapy. What is a "perfect" ICE score?

A patient has completed IEC therapy. Their VS are: T - 99.1*F, P 96, BP 104/70, O2 sat 98% on RA. Grade the CRS.

Which of the following conditions are NOT treated with CAR T-cell therapy?

Which statement about CAR T-cell therapy is FALSE?

The nurse asks the patient to write the standard sentence on the CAR T writing log. How should the nurse assist the patient?

The nurse completes the ICE assessment and the patient scores 3. The patient awakens to light sternal rub and has no seizures or other notable neurologic deficits. What grade is their ICANS?

A patient that has received CAR T-cell therapy today asks the nurse when they can drive again. Which answer by the nurse is correct?

What therapy uses autologous T-cells engineered to express a specific T-cell receptor that makes the T cells recognize tumor cells and destroy them?

The nurse completes the ICE assessment and the patient scores 7. The patient awakens spontaneously and has no seizures or other notable neurologic deficits. What grade is their ICANS?

The nurse asks the patient to write the standard sentence on the CAR T writing log. Upon viewing the writing log what should the nurse do NEXT?

During the 2200 telehealth visit the patient experiences a seizure witnessed by the nurse. What action should the nurse take?