QUESTION 3 A patient has been receiving outpatient chemotherapy treatment for leukemia They come to the appointment feeling ill with a temperature of 1002 oF Blood results show the neutrophil count is 1,000/ul Which of the following best explains the patient's signs and symptoms? O chemotherapy treatment has damaged the red bone marrow resulting in decreased leukocyte production and increased susceptibility to infection. chemotherapy is making the patient sick and the marrow has increased leukocyte production to fight off the toxicity of cancer-fighting chemicals that are being received the chemotherapy is not working, the cancer cells are dividing out of control, and the immune system has been activated with increased leukocyte production in an effort to destroy the rapidly dividing cancer cells the chemotherapy treatment is toxic and decreasing appetite which is making the patient feel tired

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A patient has been receiving outpatient chemotherapy treatment for leukemia They come to the appointment feeling ill with a temperature of 100 2 oF Blood
results show the neutrophil count is 1,000/uL Which of the following best explains the patient's signs and symptoms?
O chemotherapy treatment has damaged the red bone marrow resulting in decreased leukocyte production and increased susceptibility to infection
chemotherapy is making the patient sick and the marrow has increased leukocyte production to fight off the toxicity of cancer-fighting chemicals that are
being received
the chemotherapy is not working, the cancer cells are dividing out of control, and the immune system has been activated with increased leukocyte
production in an effort to destroy the rapidly dividing cancer cells
O the chemotherapy treatment is toxic and decreasing appetite which is making the patient feel tired
Transcribed Image Text:urse_id%3D_22348_1&content_id=_674386_1&step=null adar A Classes Classes 6 My Institution - Bla. Student Home - Bla. Search Movies and. O Libby - What's New? O My Account- Hold. Welcome Home . M HBO Max Question Completion Status QUESTION 3 A patient has been receiving outpatient chemotherapy treatment for leukemia They come to the appointment feeling ill with a temperature of 100 2 oF Blood results show the neutrophil count is 1,000/uL Which of the following best explains the patient's signs and symptoms? O chemotherapy treatment has damaged the red bone marrow resulting in decreased leukocyte production and increased susceptibility to infection chemotherapy is making the patient sick and the marrow has increased leukocyte production to fight off the toxicity of cancer-fighting chemicals that are being received the chemotherapy is not working, the cancer cells are dividing out of control, and the immune system has been activated with increased leukocyte production in an effort to destroy the rapidly dividing cancer cells O the chemotherapy treatment is toxic and decreasing appetite which is making the patient feel tired
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