This agent is used for sarcomas, lung, head and neck, and ovarian cancers. This agent is also highly emetogenic, frequently requires rigorous pre and post hydration, and is associated with nephrotoxicities.

Fever or hypothermia, tachycardia and confusion are all common signs of what?

Lucy has acute myeloid leukemia. She is receiving chemotherapy and her labs are as follows: K= 6.0 mEq/L, Uric Acid= 9mg/dL, Phosphorus= 5.8mg/dL, Creatinine= 2.1mg/dL. What do you suspect is happening?

Kim is receiving paclitaxel for breast cancer. She calls out and tells you that she is "feeling winded and my lips are feeling fat." What do you suspect? What are your actions?

True or False: The top of the blood culture bottle should be cleaned prior to placing the specimen in the bottle.

True or false: All central lines are flushed using a "pulse" technique to decrease fibrin build up.

Bob has APL. He is bleeding from his gums. What might be happening with Bob?

List the correct order of blood draws: Lavender, Gold, Red, Blood culture, Light blue, Light green, Gray

Harry has glioblastoma. He is admitted for head ache. VS: 182/62, HR45, RR7. What do you suspect is occurring?

This agent is used for breast and ovarian cancers, may be infused over either 60 minutes or 3 hours, and can cause hypersensitivity reactions in the 1st 10 minutes of infusion.

True or False: All items removed from the Chemo Transport Bag or coming into contact with items in the Chemo Transport Bag, including Phaseal adapters, are considered contaminated.

This drug is known as a hypomethylating agent, is administered over 15 minutes due to its short stability, and is used in combination with venetoclax for older patients with AML.