ONS Certification - Approaches to Treatment Exam with all
Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Already Graded A+
1. Chemotherapy directly active rapidly dividing cells (cancer and normal cells) like putting
out a fire. Can cause water damage to rooms that were unattected by the
fire (normal cells). Patient experiencing symptoms in areas of the body
with rapidly dividing cells (mouth sores, hair loss, N/V, etc.)
2. Targeted therapy employs targets found on the surface of cells to kill the cancer cells. A
more refined sprinkler system to target the rooms with fires in them,
leaving the unattected rooms dry. Side ettects are more contained but
can still impact normals cells if they share the same components as
the targeted cancer cells. Not every cancer has targets or targeted
therapy drugs that can treat it
3. Immunotherapy cancer can hide from the natural immune system of the body by
disguising itself or finding pathways to avoid the bodies immune
system. Utilizes and enhancing the bodies immune system to better
identify and attack the cancer. Like buildings automatically shutting all
their doors during a fire to slow the spread, or setting ott alarms to
alert the dire department. It too many "firefighters" wnd up on the
scene, you could still end up with water unnecessary water damage.
Symptoms are more unpredictable and can can progress to become
more severe. Not every patient is a good candidate for immunotherapy
or don't end up having a positive response to the treatment.
4. Goals of Palliation
Treat-ment -
Cure 7. Single-agent therapy
5. Goals of
Treat-ment -
control
6. Goals of
Treat-ment -
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, ONS Certification - Approaches to Treatment Exam with all
Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Already Graded A+
Eradicating the cancer and
achieving remission. the
maximum tolerated doses
of the antineoplastic
medication(s) are
delivered on a specific
schedule.
Slowing the growth or
spread of the cancer,
allowing patients to love
longer and possibly
alleviate some symptoms
Administering antineoplastic
medications to improve
quality of life, such as
helping with comfort or
providing relief of
symptoms.
Only one antineoplastic
medication is given. It
may be used if the agent
had shown eflcacy when
given alone or if a patient
is not able to tolerate the
toxicity
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Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Already Graded A+
1. Chemotherapy directly active rapidly dividing cells (cancer and normal cells) like putting
out a fire. Can cause water damage to rooms that were unattected by the
fire (normal cells). Patient experiencing symptoms in areas of the body
with rapidly dividing cells (mouth sores, hair loss, N/V, etc.)
2. Targeted therapy employs targets found on the surface of cells to kill the cancer cells. A
more refined sprinkler system to target the rooms with fires in them,
leaving the unattected rooms dry. Side ettects are more contained but
can still impact normals cells if they share the same components as
the targeted cancer cells. Not every cancer has targets or targeted
therapy drugs that can treat it
3. Immunotherapy cancer can hide from the natural immune system of the body by
disguising itself or finding pathways to avoid the bodies immune
system. Utilizes and enhancing the bodies immune system to better
identify and attack the cancer. Like buildings automatically shutting all
their doors during a fire to slow the spread, or setting ott alarms to
alert the dire department. It too many "firefighters" wnd up on the
scene, you could still end up with water unnecessary water damage.
Symptoms are more unpredictable and can can progress to become
more severe. Not every patient is a good candidate for immunotherapy
or don't end up having a positive response to the treatment.
4. Goals of Palliation
Treat-ment -
Cure 7. Single-agent therapy
5. Goals of
Treat-ment -
control
6. Goals of
Treat-ment -
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11
, ONS Certification - Approaches to Treatment Exam with all
Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Already Graded A+
Eradicating the cancer and
achieving remission. the
maximum tolerated doses
of the antineoplastic
medication(s) are
delivered on a specific
schedule.
Slowing the growth or
spread of the cancer,
allowing patients to love
longer and possibly
alleviate some symptoms
Administering antineoplastic
medications to improve
quality of life, such as
helping with comfort or
providing relief of
symptoms.
Only one antineoplastic
medication is given. It
may be used if the agent
had shown eflcacy when
given alone or if a patient
is not able to tolerate the
toxicity
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11
