during pre-treatment for a patient receive it induction chemotherapy for acute Milo leukemia the patient tells the nurse that they are relieved that they can go home in a few days the nurse knows that this patient is
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Step 1: The nurse knows that the patient is likely misunderstanding the purpose of induction chemotherapy, which is to reduce the number of leukemia cells in the blood and bone marrow before further treatment. Show more…
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