18 Questions
What is the primary goal of implementing neutropenic precautions in a patient undergoing chemotherapy, according to the provided text?
To prevent infection when there is no strong immune system.
What is the significance of decreasing Hb/Hct levels in a patient, as indicated in the text?
It is indicative of bleeding, which may be occult.
What is the focus of Dorethea Orem's 'Self-Care Deficit Theory' in the context of nursing care?
To improve human functioning at the home level of effectiveness even after a long-term treatment with a physician.
What was the expected outcome of the nursing intervention after 4 hours, according to the provided text?
The patient would be able to demonstrate measures to prevent bleeding and recognize signs of bleeding that need to be reported immediately to a healthcare professional.
What was the patient's subjective experience, as verbalized during the assessment phase of the nursing care plan?
The patient felt sad and concerned about their hair loss after starting chemotherapy.
Why is hydration important in the context of the patient's care plan, as indicated in the text?
To prevent dryness of the mouth and mucus membrane.
What is the estimated incidence of leukemia in Filipinos according to the Philippine Cancer Society's 2015 report?
4.5 individuals per 100,000 Filipinos
What is the significance of the 82% overall survival rate in acute lymphoblastic leukemia patients in the Philippine Children's Medical Center from 2003 to 2007?
It indicates a relatively high survival rate for this type of leukemia in the Filipino population.
What is the primary focus of the Nursing Care Plan in leukemia patients?
Providing holistic care to the patient, addressing their physical, emotional, and social needs.
What is the pathophysiologic mechanism underlying the development of leukemia?
Uncontrolled proliferation of abnormal white blood cells, leading to disruption of normal hematopoiesis and bone marrow function.
How does leukemia affect the body's immune system?
Leukemia impairs the immune system by disrupting the normal production and function of white blood cells, making the patient more susceptible to infections.
What is the role of the nurse in the medical management of leukemia patients?
The nurse plays a crucial role in administering chemotherapy, managing symptoms, and providing emotional support to the patient and their family.
How does Florence Nightingale's Environmental Theory relate to infection prevention, and what are the key environmental factors that promote healing and prevent disease transmission?
Florence Nightingale's Environmental Theory emphasizes the significance of a clean, well-ventilated, and organized environment in promoting healing and preventing disease transmission. The key environmental factors that promote healing and prevent disease transmission are a clean, well-ventilated, and organized environment.
What is the potential consequence of getting an infection for a patient undergoing chemotherapy, and why is it important to prevent infections in this population?
Getting an infection can delay treatment, and it is important to prevent infections in patients undergoing chemotherapy because it can compromise their fragile immune system and hinder their recovery.
What are the nursing interventions that can be implemented to promote a safe environment and prevent infection, as evidenced by the patient's goals and outcomes?
Nursing interventions that can be implemented to promote a safe environment and prevent infection include educating patients on neutropenic precautions, promoting good hygiene, and identifying foods rich in protein and vitamins.
What is the significance of assessing the patient's knowledge and practice of infection prevention techniques, as demonstrated in the nursing care plan?
Assessing the patient's knowledge and practice of infection prevention techniques is significant because it allows the nurse to evaluate the effectiveness of the nursing interventions and make necessary adjustments to the care plan.
How does the patient's statement 'kung ga gwa ko sa balay ga suksuk na ko nadaad mask' demonstrate their understanding of infection prevention, and what does it reveal about the effectiveness of the nursing intervention?
The patient's statement demonstrates their understanding of the importance of wearing a mask to prevent infection, and it reveals that the nursing intervention was effective in educating the patient on infection prevention techniques.
What is the relationship between the nursing diagnosis, planning, and intervention in the care plan, and how do they contribute to the achievement of the patient's goals and outcomes?
The nursing diagnosis, planning, and intervention are interconnected components of the care plan that contribute to the achievement of the patient's goals and outcomes by identifying the patient's problems, developing a plan to address them, and implementing interventions to promote healing and prevent infection.
This quiz covers medical assessment, pathophysiology, and clinical presentation of diseases. It includes topics such as physical assessment, medical history, and risk factors. Students will learn to identify signs and symptoms, complications, and prevention strategies.
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