1.

2.
3.
4.
5.

B. Vinblastin
C. Bleomycin
D. Vindesine
D. Mesna
C. Human recombinant
granulcyte colonystimulating factor (G-CSF)
6. A. Filgastrim
7. B. Colorectal Cancer
(Levamisole is a cancer drug
for)
8. C. Mechlorethamine
(nitrogen mustard)
9. D. Methotrexate (folate
antagonist group of antimetabolite)
10.
A. Tamoxifen citrate
(chemotherapy of breast
cancer)
11.
D. Pulmonary
function studies
12.
D. Orthostatic
Hypotension
13.
D. Numbness and
tingling in the fingers and
toes
14.
A. Pancreatitis
15.
D. Compete with
estradiol for binding to
estrogen in tissues
containing high
concentration of
receptors.
16.
B. Calcium Level ( To
test while the patient is
taking Nolvadex)
17.
C. Thrombophebitis
18.
B. Increase fluid
intake to 2000 3000 mL
daily (Cytoxan, Neosar)

19.
D. Crackles on
auscultation of the lungs
(DannoXome)
20.
A.
Cyclophosphamide
(Cytoxan) (Dysuria and
Hematuria)
21.
A. Clarify
information and dispel
misconception
22.
B. Doxorubicin
(Adriamycin)
(CARDIOTOXICITY)
23.
B. Bleomycin
(Blenoxane)
24.
B. To decrease
infection (reducing risk of
muscositis)
25.
C. Nausea and
vomiting (Daunorobicin,
Cerubidine)
26.
C. Teach the client
and family about the need
for hand hygiene
27.
D. I need to limit
my fluid intake while
taking this medication.
(Cytoxan, Neosar)
28.
C. Uric acid level
(Busulfan (Myleran,
Busulfex) for AML)
29.
C. To consult with
health care providers
before receiving
immunization
30.
C. A platelet count of
50,000/mm3
31.
C. Increased uric
acid level
32.
D. Fully
differentiated tissue
33.
A. Cervical Cancer

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B. Do not allow
pregnant women into the
clients room
35.
D. pick-up implant
with long-handled forceps
and place it in a lead
container
36.
A. The clients pain
rating
37.
A. Bowel sounds
38.
D. Enlarged lymph
nodes (Hodgkins disease)
39.
D. Abdominal
Distension
40.
B. Hypercalcemia
41.
B. The development
of a vesicovaginal fistula
42.
D. Continue to
monitor the drainage
43.
A. Age younger than
50 years
44.
B. The passage of
flatus
45.
B. Hematuria
46.
D. A red and moist
stoma
47.
C. Periorbital edema
48.
D.
Electrocardiographic
changes
49.
C. Im going to take
aspirin for my headache
as soon as I get home
50.
A. Biopsy of the
tumor
51.
D. Weigh and
measure the client on the
day of medication
administration
52.
B. A pneumothorax
53.
D. Maintain current
weight

54.
C. Assist the client
out of bed to sit upright
in a chair for 1 hour.
55.
A. Total parenteral
nutrition through a
central catheter
56.
C. Metabolic
Alkalosis (pH of 7.46)
57.
C. Cold intolerance
58.
D. Tiny purplish red
sports visible under the
skin
59.
B. Swollen cervical
lymph nodes
60.
C. Yound adults (2140 yrs old)
61.
D. Identifying the
cell causing the disease
62.
C. Presence of Reed
Strenberg Cells
63.
A. It originates in
the lymphoid system
arising from T orB
lymphocytes
64.
B. Monitor site for
swelling, bleeding and
hematoma formation
65.
B. Leaving the
needle in place and
aspirating any residual
medication
66.
D. Target normal
body cells as well as
cancer cells
67.
A. Metochlopromide
(Reglan) (For Nausea and
Vomiting)
68.
C. Disposable plates
and plastic utensils must
be used during the entire
course of chemotherapy

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A. Drink food and
liquids that are cold
70.
C. Restlessness and
shortness of breath
71.
B. Reassesing the
patient 30 minutes after
administration of pain
medication
72.
B. Deal with any
increases in pain
independently
73.
B. STD
74.
D. Lower serum and
urine uric acid level
75.
C. Pallor
76.
C. Palpating his
abdomen

77.
A. A chest x-ray
78.
C. Teaching the
patients parents about
the staging of Wilms
tumor.
79.
D. Extends beyond
the kidney but is
completely resected
80.
A. Radiation
81.
D. Abdominal
distention
82.
D. Prevent Urinary
Tract Infections
83.
B. Phlebitis of the
vein