Which of the following adverse effects of filgastrim (Neupogen) should the patient be directed to treat with acetaminophen?
a. Bone pain
b. Heartburn
c. Abdominal pain
d. Headache
ANS: A
Bone pain is the most common adverse effect of filgastrim and is due to the extensive bone mar-row regeneration. It can be easily treated with acetaminophen.
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