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ONS FUNDAMENTALS OF
CHEMOTHERAPY IMMUNOTHERAPY
ADMINISTRATION EXAM NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS/GRADED A+// LATEST
UPDATED
Intravesicular - correct answer-chemo delivered directly into
bladder avoiding systemic chemo effects
-through cath
Intrapleural - correct answer-throacotomy tube into pleural
lining
-treats some lung CA that produce malignant pleural effusions
Intrathecal/Intraventricular - correct answer-directly into the
cerebrospinal fluid
-prevents/treats CA cells that cant be reached systemically b/c
blood brain barrier
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Flare reaction - correct answer-localized allergic reaction along
a vein caused by irritating drugs
Infiltration - correct answer-leaving of IV meds into the
surrounding tissue
Extravasation - correct answer-Leaking of IV vesicant meds
into SC or subdermal tissues
Hematologic cancer (blood cancer) - correct answer--cancer
that begins in bone marrow or immune system cells.
-Ex: leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma
Leukemia - correct answer-cancer starts in blood-forming
tissues like bone marrow
-causes lots of abnormal blood cells to be produced and enter
bloodstream
Lymphoma - correct answer--cancer that begins in immune
system (WBC=lymphocytes)
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-hodgkin and non-hodgkins
-B lymphocytes (B cells) - make antibodies (bacteria and
viruses, most common lymphoma
-T lymphocytes (T cells) - boost/slow immune, destroy germs
and abnormal cells
Hodgkin lymphoma - correct answer-Reed-Sternberg cell
(cancer cells in classic)
-typically starts in B cells
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma - correct answer--large, diverse
group of cancers in immune system cells
-indolent (slow growing) or aggressive (fast)
Myeloma - correct answer-Cancer in plasma cells (WBC that
produce antibodies)
Chemotherapy - correct answer-All antineoplastic agents used
to treat cancer, given through oral and parenteral routes or
other routes as specified in the standard, not including
hormonal therapies.
ONS FUNDAMENTALS OF
CHEMOTHERAPY IMMUNOTHERAPY
ADMINISTRATION EXAM NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS/GRADED A+// LATEST
UPDATED
Intravesicular - correct answer-chemo delivered directly into
bladder avoiding systemic chemo effects
-through cath
Intrapleural - correct answer-throacotomy tube into pleural
lining
-treats some lung CA that produce malignant pleural effusions
Intrathecal/Intraventricular - correct answer-directly into the
cerebrospinal fluid
-prevents/treats CA cells that cant be reached systemically b/c
blood brain barrier
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Flare reaction - correct answer-localized allergic reaction along
a vein caused by irritating drugs
Infiltration - correct answer-leaving of IV meds into the
surrounding tissue
Extravasation - correct answer-Leaking of IV vesicant meds
into SC or subdermal tissues
Hematologic cancer (blood cancer) - correct answer--cancer
that begins in bone marrow or immune system cells.
-Ex: leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma
Leukemia - correct answer-cancer starts in blood-forming
tissues like bone marrow
-causes lots of abnormal blood cells to be produced and enter
bloodstream
Lymphoma - correct answer--cancer that begins in immune
system (WBC=lymphocytes)
, Page | 3
-hodgkin and non-hodgkins
-B lymphocytes (B cells) - make antibodies (bacteria and
viruses, most common lymphoma
-T lymphocytes (T cells) - boost/slow immune, destroy germs
and abnormal cells
Hodgkin lymphoma - correct answer-Reed-Sternberg cell
(cancer cells in classic)
-typically starts in B cells
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma - correct answer--large, diverse
group of cancers in immune system cells
-indolent (slow growing) or aggressive (fast)
Myeloma - correct answer-Cancer in plasma cells (WBC that
produce antibodies)
Chemotherapy - correct answer-All antineoplastic agents used
to treat cancer, given through oral and parenteral routes or
other routes as specified in the standard, not including
hormonal therapies.
