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lung Cancer

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Which early manifestation of lung cancer would the nurse expect to be reported when completing the patient history? A constant cough
A patient presents with signs and symptoms indicative of lung cancer, and the healthcare provider has already identified a mass in the lungs on a chest x-ray. The provider still wants a more definitive diagnosis. --
For which diagnostic test should the nurse prepare the patient? Biopsy
characteristics to the stage of non-small cell lung cancer. Stage I 1 cm tumor only detected in the lung
characteristics to the stage of non-small cell lung cancer. Stage II 2 cm tumor detected in the lung with some lymph node involvement
characteristics to the stage of non-small cell lung cancer. Stage III Spread of tumor throughout the chest wall and lymph node
characteristics to the stage of non-small cell lung cancer. Stage IV Metastasis to the bone
Patient with stage IB cancer and otherwise healthy. Surgical resection
Patient with stage IA cancer and hemophilia. Stereotactic radiotherapy
Patient suffering from significant pain associated with bone lesions. Radiation Therapy
Patient with stage IV cancer who has had chemotherapy. Immunotherapy
A patient is diagnosed with small cell lung cancer with a tumor spread to the chest wall, pericardium, and regional lymph nodes. The patient is distraught and asks the nurse, “Can you explain my treatment options?” --
The nurse should offer patient education on which cancer therapies? -radiation -chemotherapy
A patient with lung cancer states to the nurse: “I have a friend with lung cancer who underwent chemotherapy and was cured. Why am I not receiving chemotherapy as well?” What is the best response by the nurse? "There are different types of lung cancer. Each type responds best to a specific treatment."
A nurse is caring for a patient with lung cancer who has been coughing severely and having trouble breathing. Which nursing intervention is appropriate to ensure that the patient achieves effective breathing patterns? Raise the head of the bed to high fowler's position
A patient with lung cancer is ordered oxygen therapy at home. The patient tells the nurse a son who is a smoker lives in the home. Which is the best response for the nurse to use when teaching the patient? "Does he plan to smoke around you?"
A patient receives a preliminary diagnosis of lung cancer after a positive chest x-ray result. The patient is teary when talking with the nurse. Which statement by the nurse is appropriate? "Are you dealing with any work or family situations right now during this waiting period?"
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