easy · NCLEX-RN risk-reduction
A chemotherapy client has an ANC of 400/mm3 and develops a fever.
In this absolute neutrophil count case, what is the priority action?
- Treat as an emergency and notify oncology per neutropenic-fever protocol
- Administer a rectal suppository before reporting the fever to anyone
- Wait several days for persistent fever before contacting the oncology team
- Place fresh flowers and potted plants at the client’s bedside
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