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Recognition | Investigations | Communication | Management | Monitoring |
From these blood results what oncological emergency could Katie be at risk of?
Recognition | Investigations | Communication | Management | Monitoring |
Other than Tumour Lysis syndrome, please name another condition that patients are also at risk of with a high white cell count?
Recognition | Investigations | Communication | Management | Monitoring |
The ED did a great job requesting the bloods but you notice additional investigations are needed with Katie’s risk of TLS.
What additional bloods and investigations do you need?
Recognition | Investigations | Communication | Management | Monitoring |
Which teams would you want to discuss the patient with (especially if TLS was present)?
I would discuss with the and teams. (please enter two teams that you want to discuss with)
Recognition | Investigations | Communication | Management | Monitoring |
How should Katie be managed with her high risk of TLS ?
Recognition | Investigations | Communication | Management | Monitoring |
You undertake a review on Katie at 4 hours following treatment. Katie remains stable and she is not fluid overloaded with a UO of 3.1.ml/kg/hr. On reviewing the bloods you find a low potassium.
WCC 50
Hb 73
Plts 38
Neuts 0.9
Na+ 133
K+ 3.0
Urea 6.8
Cr 93
Urate 0.33
Phosphate 1.0
Calcium 2.0
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