Describe pathological process of oncologic emergency

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A patient diagnosed with leukemia is receiving chemotherapy. The patient is having a nose bleed and is oozing from their lines. You suspect the patient may be experiencing DIC. Describe the pathological process of the oncologic emergency as it relates to the clinical manifestations and risk factors presented. You are going to have an SBARR conversation with a physician. What are your recommendations? Provide rationale for diagnostic and treatment recommendations. What priority nursing interventions can you implement without an order to assist the patient with their immediate needs? Provide rationale for selecting and prioritizing these interventions.

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