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A client is receiving a vaccination against a known disease. The nurse realizes that the vaccine was created through the use of:
 
  1. gene therapy.
  2. pharmacogenomics.
  3. genetic engineering.
  4. oncogenomics.

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Even though a client has completed a course of chemotherapy and has been found to be cancer free at this time, she continues to experience fatigue. Which of the following should the nurse instruct this client?
 
  1. Fatigue is the first warning sign of cancer and should be reported to the physician.
  2. Fatigue indicates a poor diet.
  3. Fatigue is caused by poor fluid intake.
  4. Fatigue can persist after treatment ends, but it will eventually improve.



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Answer to Question 1

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Genetic engineering has been used to develop synthetic insulins, drugs, and vaccines. Gene therapy is the use of genes to treat disease. Pharmacogenomics is the study of how a person's genetic traits affect the body's response to drugs. Oncogenomics is the use of chemotherapy and vaccines to treat and prevent cancer.

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Fatigue is the most common symptom associated with cancer and cancer treatment. Fatigue is more often a result of the treatment than the cancer itself. The client should be informed that fatigue may persist after cancer therapy is completed, but it will eventually improve.





 

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