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- The nurse is assessing a client with suspected endometriosis. Which of the following findings would support a diagnosis of endometriosis? Dyspareunia Hot flashes Weight gain AmenorrheaA nurse is caring for a 46-year-old patient admitted with a diagnosis of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL). As part of the treatment regimen, the patient is scheduled for a bone marrow transplantation. The nurse is reviewing the patient’s education plan concerning the procedure. Which of the following statements about bone marrow transplantation is NOT correct? A. The patient will be under local anesthesia during the procedure. B. The harvested bone marrow will be treated with heparin to prevent clotting. C. The bone marrow is typically aspirated from the posterior or anterior iliac crest. D. The patient will receive cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) for 4 consecutive days prior to the procedure. E. A series of chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy may be administered before the transplantation. F. The patient will be placed in protective isolation following the transplant to reduce the risk of infection.What are the relevant findings in the case of 8 year old diagnosed with Leukemia? Child with complaint of leg pain Fatigue and falling asleep in the classroom Not engaging in physical activities Nurse Assessment: Pale, scattered bruises to all extremities. Subjective: child stated he doesn't remember how bruises occurred Father states new bruises occur daily Father states child has had nosebleed frequently Objective: enlarged lymph nodes in the neck, axilla, and groin Diagnosis: Leukemia-referred to pediactric onocologist- ordered bone marrow biopsy the following day. CBC: Abnormal values: HCT-36 WBC-1.4 Platelet count-75 Medication ordered: Multivitamin-1 tablet daily; Ibuprofen 200mg as needed What are the expectations from the collaboratrion with the Dietitan Case Manager Oncologist Pharmacist
