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Hematological Disorders
Neoplastic Blood Disorders
Malignant Lymphoma
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Malignant Lymphoma
A neoplastic disorder affecting the lymph nodes.
Malignant Lymphoma
It is characterized by
painless
lymphadenopathy and splenomegaly. The cause is unknown.
Malignant Lymphoma
The main problem is
infection.
Malignant Lymphoma
2 types:
Hodgkin's
Non-hodgkin's
Malignant Lymphoma
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphomas
are lymphosarcoma or Burkitt's (stem cell) lymphoma
Malignant Lymphoma
Hodgkin's Disease is characterized by
Reed-Sternberg cells
as detected by lymph node biopsy.
Management for Hodgkin's Disease:
Medical Management:
Chemotherapy
MOPP
regimen
Mustargen (nitrugen mustard)
Oncovin (vincristine)
Procarbazien (matulane)
Prednisone
ABVD
regimen
adriamycin
bleomycin
Vinblastine
Dacarbazine
Management for Hodgkin's Disease:
Nursing Interventions: Priority is prevention of
Infection
Management for Hodgkin's Disease:
Nursing Interventions: True or False
True
- avoid rubbing powders, deodorants, lotions or ointments or application of heat or cold to treated areas.
Management for Hodgkin's Disease:
Nursing Interventions: True or False
True
- keep treated areas clean and dry, bathing the areas with tepid water and mild soap.
Management for Hodgkin's Disease:
Nursing Interventions: True or False
True
- encourage wearing loose-fitting clothes, to prevent skin irritation.
Management for Hodgkin's Disease:
Nursing Interventions: True or False
True
- protect skin from exposure to sun, chlorine, temperature extremes.
Management for Non-Hodgkin's Disease:
Chemotherapy
CAOP
cytoxan
adriamycin
oncovin
prednisone
BACOP
blenoxane
adriamycin
cytoxan
oncovin
prednisone