What is the standard of care for pancreatic cancer?
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A patient with pancreatic cancer may present with jaundice d…
A patient with pancreatic cancer may present with jaundice due to obstruction of the ___.
The simulation for a patient with an upper esophageal lesion…
The simulation for a patient with an upper esophageal lesion is often going to include a:
Duke’s B designation indicates a lesion that has not penetra…
Duke’s B designation indicates a lesion that has not penetrated through the bowel wall & has no involved lymph nodes.
Select the foods that a patient undergoing radiation to thei…
Select the foods that a patient undergoing radiation to their esophagus should avoid.
Which antigen is sometimes used as a tumor marker for colore…
Which antigen is sometimes used as a tumor marker for colorectal cancer?
A patient with pancreatic cancer will often be instructed to…
A patient with pancreatic cancer will often be instructed to be NPO for ____ prior to daily treatments.
What is the standard prescribed dose for an esophageal cance…
What is the standard prescribed dose for an esophageal cancer patient undergoing definitive chemotherapy + RT?
Which of the following conditions are most likely to present…
Which of the following conditions are most likely to present with bright red blood per rectum (hematochezia)? Select all that apply.
Which of the following would you do for a patient experienci…
Which of the following would you do for a patient experiencing a tonic-clonic seizure? (select all that apply)