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What are early clinical manifestations of neuroblastoma
Firm, non-tender irregular mass that crosses midline
urinary retention or frequency
periorbital edema and ecchymosis
Exophthalmos
What are late clinical manifestations of neuroblastoma
lymphadenopathy
hepatomegaly
what is treatment for neuroblastoma
surgery
radiation
chemotherapy
What are the interventions for neuroblastoma
routine post-op cares
provide emotional support
What is the most common cancer diagnosed in infancy
neuroblastoma
Where does neuroblastomas affect the body
head
neck
chest
pelvis
what is neuroblastomas nicknamed
silent tumor
poor prognosis
What is the goal of leukemia treatment
eliminate leukemic cells
What are some s/s of leukemia
bone pain
joint swelling
enlarged liver and spleen
weight loss
Overgrowth of leukemic cells prevents the growth of what other blood components
mature leukocytes
platelets
What can happen if mature leukocytes are not present in the body
immunosuppression
infection
death
what can happen in the body if there is no platelet growth
increases bleeding risk
Leukemia _______ and __________ bone marrow
invade
destroy
What is the most common cancer in children and young adults
osteosarcoma
what are the clinical manifestations of osteosarcoma
nonspecific bone pain
weakness, swelling, decreased movement
palpable lymph nodes
anemia, generalized infection, unexplained weight loss
limpness or inability to hold a heavy object
What are nursing interventions for osteosarcoma
follow prescribed weight bearing restrictions
routine pre and post-op care after amputation
reactions of anger and depression are normal
encourage attendance at a support group
refer to mental health counseling as needed
where can you take stem cells from
umbilical cord
bone marrow
peripheral circulation
Harvesting Bone Marrow:
Happens in the __________
Procedure takes ________
Donor is discharged ____________
__________ are given for comfort
OR
1-2 hours
several hours after procedure
analgesics
Harvesting Peripheral blood:
__________ procedure
Procedure takes ______________
May take more than ________ session
outpatient
2-4 hours
one
when will the donor replenish bone marrow and peripheral blood
couple weeks
How do you prepare a patient before they receive bone marrow or stem cells
High dose of chemo to completely eradicate bone marrow and malignant cells
what are the side effects of a bone marrow transplant
life-threatening pancytopenia
Tumor lysis syndrome
what is tumor lysis syndrome
tumor cells get released into blood cells
When is a patient cleared to get a stem cell infusion
48 hours after last dose of chemo
What is important to remember about engraftment
takes 2-4 weeks sometimes longer
requires hospitalizations due to pancytopenia
what are side effects of stem cell infusion
fever
chills
flu like symptoms
What are stem cell transplant complications
infection: bacterial, viral, fungal, protozoan
Graft-versus-host disease
what is graft-versus-host disease (GVHD)
donor initiates an immune response against recipients tissue
How can you prevent graft-versus-host disease (GVHD)
recipient receives immunosuppressant drugs
what are the skin s/s of GVHD
diffuse rash
blistering
desquamation
What are GI tract s/s of GVHD
mucosal inflammation
diarrhea
malabsorption
What are liver s/s of GVHD
hepatomegaly
elevated liver enzymes
jaundice
hepatic coma
what is the treatment of GVHD
none
What are short term devices central vascular access devices
non-tunneled percutaneous
PICC
What are short term CVAD used for
Chemo treatment
Short term CVAD:
Put in at ____________ using _______________
High risk for __________
Nurse wears ________, _______________, sterile ___________, and _____________
Have patient look ________ from __________________
bedside, sterile technique
infection
cap, mask, glove, gown
away, sterile field
What are long term central vascular access devices
Hickman, Broviac, Groshong
port
where are long term CVAD placed
at bedside unless child then OR
what is long term CVAD used for
long-term chemo
Ports:
considered ____________
placed in the _________
accessed using a ____________ through the skin
permanent
OR
non-coring needle
what are irritant interventions for an IV
remove IV and restart
apply warmth
what are vesicant interventions for an IV device
Monitor for infiltration (extravasation)
order for antidote
What are the s/s of extravasation
pain
absence of blood return
burning, swelling, redness, vesicles
what are extravasation interventions
stop administration
follow drug-specific extravasation protocols to minimize further tissue damage
What is external radiation frequency
daily (Monday - Friday) for 2-8 weeks
Each radiation treatment lasts only about 1 minute
What are clothing skin protection interventions for external radiation
lightweight NOT harsh fabrics
Avoid tight fitting clothing
What should be avoided in order to protect the skin during external radiation
direct sun
excess heat or cold temperatures
anything that will further dry out and damage treatment area
How should you clean the skin in order to protect it during external radiation
Rinse with saline solution
expose to air
cleanse with mild soap, rinse, pat dry
If someone gets wet desquamation what is the goal of treatment
to prevent infection
facilitate wound healing
what is the treatment if someone has wet desquamation
normal saline compresses
Hydrocolloid dressings
What are internal radiation precautions
Nothing leaves the room
30 minute visit limit
maintain a distance of 6 feet
No one pregnant or <16 years old
What are at home internal radiation precautions
flush the toilet twice after each use
drink extra fluids
use separate utensils and towels
no kissing or sexual contact
Limit contact with infant children
When are chemotherapy precautions instituted
during infusion
48- hours after last drop infused
What are chemotherapy precautions
Double flush toilet
Chemo spill kit
waste receptacle
clean and protect skin