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Assessment of understanding related to Oncology & Haematology topics

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Froggy Jumps Post- Training assessmentOnline version Assessment of understanding related to Oncology & Haematology topics by Jenevie 1 Which statement most accurately describes the nature of cancer? a Arises when normal cells undergo regulated hyperplasia in response to injury b Involves uncontrolled cell growth with the ability to invade surrounding tissues and metastasise c Cells grow in a controlled pattern but fail to repair damaged DNA 2 What is the main purpose of chemotherapy? a To stimulate normal cell regeneration in affected organs b To prevent cancer recurrence by increasing hormone production c To destroy or inhibit the growth of cancer cells 3 Which of the following is an important nursing care for a patient with a PICC line? a Ensure sterile dressing changes b Check lines patency using Heparin flush c Flush the lines with fast bolus technique 4 Hormonal therapy is commonly used to treat which type of cancer? a Breast cancer b Brain tumour c Sarcoma 5 Which personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential when handling cytotoxic drugs? a Sterile gloves and plastic apron b Isolation gown and sterile gloves c Gown and chemotherapy gloves 6 Which symptom may indicate neutropenic sepsis in a chemotherapy patient? a Pyrexia b Hypertension c Bradycardia 7 Extravasation refers to: a Leakage of vesicant or irritant intravenous medication from the vein into surrounding tissue b IV fluid leaks into tissue due to low infusion pressure in a small peripheral vein c Leakage of IV fluid into surrounding tissue due to increased capillary permeability 8 What is the priority nursing action during chemotherapy spillage? a Adhere to chemical spillage management b Adhere to chemotherapy spill protocol c Adhere to blood and fluid management 9 Which statement best reflects the goal of palliative care? a It prevent disease progression through chemotherapy alone b To replace all disease-directed treatments such as chemotherapy c Aims to improve quality of life through symptom control and holistic support 10 Before performing chemoport care independently on patients, staff should: a Be privileged and assessed on competency b Learn from colleagues informally c Observe once and assessed on competency 11 What does PBSCT stand for? a Peripheral Bone Stem Cell Treatment b Peripheral Blood Stem Cell Transplantation c Plasma Blood Stem Cell Transfer 12 What is the main purposed of PBSCT? a Stimulate the existing bone marrow to increase red blood cell production independently. b Enhance the immune response through long-term donor lymphocyte replacement. c Replace damaged or diseased bone marrow and restore normal blood cell production. 13 A nurse is caring for a patient with a Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) line. The infusion pump repeatedly alarms, and resistance is felt when flushing the line with normal saline. The nurse suspects a complication. a Catheter migration into the right atrium b PICC line occlusion (blockage) c The catheter has been accidentally dislodged 14 What are the “Nursing Principle” in Haematology care i. Neutropenic care ii. Bleeding precaution, patient education and psycho social support iii. Monitoring side effects of treatment iv. Infection prevention a i,ii,iii b iii, iv c ii, iv 15 A patient has an implanted chemotherapy port (chemoport) inserted for long-term intravenous therapy. Which of the following are potential risks and complications associated with a chemoport? a Port dislodgement and catheter fracture b Pain relief and improved venous access c Local infection and CRBSI 16 What are the 3 key principles for radiation protection when managing RAI patients? a Sterility, hydration, and monitoring of thyroid function b Time, distance, and shielding in patient contact c Complete elimination of exposure until non-radioactive 17 What is the most appropriate immediate nursing action if vesicant extravasation occurred? a Flush the IV line with normal saline to dilute the drug b Increase IV flow rate with normal saline to dilute the drug c Stop the vesicant drug infusion immediately 18 Which statement best defines targeted therapy in cancer management? a It works by non-selectively killing all fast-growing cells in the body b It uses drugs that act on specific genetic or molecular targets in cancer cells c It is a supportive treatment used only in end-stage cancer care 19 What is the most appropriate cleaning solution according to cytotoxic spill management protocols? a Decon 90 diluted with water b Chlorhexidine-alcohol skin preparation solution c Hydrogen peroxide used at full concentration 20 Which of the following best defines hormonal therapy in cancer treatment? a It works by directly stimulating the immune system to attack cancer cells b A form of radiotherapy that targets hormone-producing glands c It slows or stops the growth of hormone-dependent cancers such as breast and prostate cancer

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by Jenevie

Which statement most accurately describes the nature of cancer?

What is the main purpose of chemotherapy?

Which of the following is an important nursing care for a patient with a PICC line?

Hormonal therapy is commonly used to treat which type of cancer?

Which personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential when handling cytotoxic drugs?

Which symptom may indicate neutropenic sepsis in a chemotherapy patient?

Extravasation refers to:

What is the priority nursing action during chemotherapy spillage?

Which statement best reflects the goal of palliative care?

Before performing chemoport care independently on patients, staff should:

What does PBSCT stand for?

What is the main purposed of PBSCT?

A nurse is caring for a patient with a Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) line. The infusion pump repeatedly alarms, and resistance is felt when flushing the line with normal saline. The nurse suspects a complication.

What are the “Nursing Principle” in Haematology care i. Neutropenic care ii. Bleeding precaution, patient education and psycho social support iii. Monitoring side effects of treatment iv. Infection prevention

A patient has an implanted chemotherapy port (chemoport) inserted for long-term intravenous therapy. Which of the following are potential risks and complications associated with a chemoport?

What are the 3 key principles for radiation protection when managing RAI patients?

What is the most appropriate immediate nursing action if vesicant extravasation occurred?

Which statement best defines targeted therapy in cancer management?

What is the most appropriate cleaning solution according to cytotoxic spill management protocols?

Which of the following best defines hormonal therapy in cancer treatment?