Nursing care plans then Hematologic and Oncologic
Hematologic and Oncologic Care Plans
Bleeding risk, infection risk, and transfusion safety. Small findings carry large consequences here.
12 plans in this system
Small findings carry large consequences in this system. A low grade fever, a new bruise, or a mild reaction during a transfusion each triggers an immediate action, and these plans name what that action is.
Sickle Cell Crisis
Sickle cell items test whether you treat the pain you are told about.
CP-026Members onlyNeutropenia During Chemotherapy
Neutropenia items test the absence of ordinary infection signs.
CP-027Members onlyThrombocytopenia and Bleeding Precautions
These items test which routine actions to stop.
CP-104Members onlyIron Deficiency Anemia
Administration items ask what to take iron with, and the answer is orange juice while milk is the distractor.
CP-105Members onlyPernicious Anemia and Vitamin B Twelve Deficiency
The tested urgency is neurologic, so paresthesia and gait change outrank the hemoglobin in a stem.
CP-106Members onlyDisseminated Intravascular Coagulation
Items describe bleeding from several unrelated sites at once in a patient with sepsis or an obstetric emergency, and the expected recognition is this syndrome rather than a local problem.
CP-107Members onlyAcute Leukemia
Priority items land on fever every time, and the correct action is to report and treat rather than to observe or give an antipyretic alone.
CP-108Members onlyLymphoma
Stems give a painless node plus night sweats and weight loss and expect recognition rather than reassurance.
CP-109Members onlyBlood Transfusion and Transfusion Reaction
The reaction item is an order of operations item and stopping the transfusion is always the first action, ahead of notifying the provider or taking vital signs.
CP-110Members onlyAnticoagulant Therapy and Bleeding Risk
Expect a drug and test matching item and a reversal agent item.
CP-111Members onlyChemotherapy and Radiation Side Effect Management
Timing items dominate: antiemetic before treatment, mouth care before mucositis, precautions timed to the nadir.
CP-112Members onlyCentral Venous Access Device Care
The air embolism item asks for the position and the answer is left side with the head lowered after clamping.
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