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  1. Antecubital vein for chemo

    mjt0080 replied to sporush's topic in Oncology
    You do not use AC for chemo administration unless it is your last option and there is not other vein access. It is not recommended to administer chemo there there is a bend in the joint. and extra tissue of the upper arm can make it difficult to detect infiltration and can lead to greater damage. This is standard practice everywhere I have ever worked as an oncology infusion nurse.

  2. Help! New job in oncology/hematology outpatient clinic

    mjt0080 replied to slacrossm's topic in Oncology
    I have been an oncology chemotherapy infusion nurse for 10 years. ChemoCare.com. Great resource for drug information and chemotherapy side effects. The books noted in last comment are good books. Also "Physicians Cancer and Chemotherapy Drug Manual" is my favorite. I used it when I did chemotherapy teaching for drug specific side effects. And if your going to be doing telephone triage maybe "Telephone Triage for Oncology Nurses" would be a great reference for you. Welcome to Oncology!

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