When caring for a client with chemotherapy-induced anemia, the nurse should:
a. administer units of platelets. c. monitor oxygen saturation
b. administer ferrous gluconate. d. monitor leukocyte count.
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A Incorrect: This does not address anemia.
B Incorrect: This does not address the anemia associated with chemotherapy.
C Correct: The client should receive continuous oxygen saturation monitoring via pulse oximetry.
D Incorrect: This does not address anemia.
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