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

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?

When obtaining blood cultures, which bottle should be drawn first- aerobic or anaerobic?

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

This agent is commonly administered for metastatic colon or rectal cancer, can cause early-onset diarrhea that is commonly treated with Atropine, or late-onset diarrhea that is commonly treated with Imodium.

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

Pat has lymphoma and is actively receiving chemotherapy. She has a left DL port in place for her chemo. Pat arrives to the clinic with upper extremity swelling, JVD, and periorbital edema. What do you suspect is happening?

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.

True or False: When obtaining blood cultures from a central line, the cap should be changed prior to drawing the sample.

When someone has severe sepsis, their chances of survival drops by almost 8% for every _________ without treatment?

This agent causes severe mucositis & diarrhea and is often used in combination with Leucovorin which has the potential to increase both its efficacy and toxicity.

Scrubbing the hub for _________ is an effective method for reducing CLABSIs.