Important responsibilities of the health care workers involved in the administration of antineoplastic agents include __________.
a. checking intravenous sites with great care to ensure antineoplastic agents do not
infiltrate, causing extreme tissue damage and necrosis
b. keeping the patients NPO in order to avoid nausea and vomiting
c. making sure that only the physician performs all teaching
d. relying on the physician to perform all of the assessments for infection
a. checking intravenous sites with great care to ensure antineoplastic agents do not
infiltrate, causing extreme tissue damage and necrosis
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