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Assess pain levels, administer pain medications, and adjust pain management plan according to patient needs.

Provide oral care, administer topical anesthetics as ordered, and educate about maintaining oral hygiene.

Assess nutritional status, collaborate with dietitians for meal planning, and monitor for weight changes and malnutrition.

Perform baseline and periodic cardiac function tests, educate about signs of heart failure, and coordinate care with cardiology.

Monitor skin changes, provide dermatologic care, and collaborate with dermatologists if severe reactions occur.

Monitor for respiratory distress and altered mental status, coordinate with oncologists for leukapheresis, and manage hydration.

Assess energy levels, encourage appropriate physical activity, and provide strategies to conserve energy.

Monitor for immune-related adverse effects, administer premedication when necessary, and provide patient education for self-monitoring.

Provide symptom management, offer emotional support to patients and families, and respect patient wishes regarding end-of-life decisions.

Assess for distress, provide counseling or support group referrals, and support coping mechanisms.

Manage post-operative pain, monitor for complications, and provide wound care education.

Monitor calcium levels, administer bisphosphonates as ordered, and ensure hydration and mobility.

Administer antiemetics as ordered, monitor fluid and nutrition status, and provide comfort measures.

Identify early neural changes, collaborate with the medical team for urgent response, and provide pain management.

Identify early symptoms, elevate head of the bed, and prepare for possible medical interventions.

Monitor electrolyte levels, manage potential renal failure, and provide education on the importance of fluid intake.

Discuss fertility preservation options, provide referrals to specialists, and support patient decision-making.

Assess for signs of bleeding, infection risk, and anemia, and provide supportive care as needed.

Monitor for changes in vision, provide eye care education, and refer to ophthalmology if needed.

Monitor for 'chemo brain' symptoms, provide cognitive exercises, and adjust patient expectations.

Assess skin integrity, provide emotional support, and educate on self-care strategies post-treatment.

Adapt communication to age level, involve family in care, and recognize the impact of treatment on growth and development.

Monitor liver function tests, educate about signs of liver damage, and adjust medications as needed.

Monitor hemoglobin levels, administer erythropoietin-stimulating agents if ordered, and assess for fatigue.

Monitor for signs of deep vein thrombosis, administer anticoagulants as ordered, and educate about prevention and signs of complications.

Understand safe handling procedures, manage side effects, and educate patients about potential risks.

Implement infection control measures, educate about signs of infection, and monitor blood count levels.

Teach limb elevation and compression garment use, refer to physical therapy, and monitor for signs of infection.

Provide education on post-surgical exercises, manage drains, and address body image concerns.