Part 1: The care continuum. Epidemiology, prevention, and health promotion / Joni L. Watson -- Screening and early detection / Jaya M. Gill -- Survivorship / Stacie Corcoran -- Palliative and end-of-life care / Regina M. Fink and Nancy Robertson -- Nursing navigation across the cancer continuum / Shama Shrestha and Ellen Carr -- Communication and shared decision making / Pamela Katz and Joseph D. Tariman. Part 2: Scientific basis for practice. Carcinogenesis / Jennifer Alisangco Tschanz and Cathleen Sugarman -- Immunology / Christine Boley -- Precision medicine / Marlon Garzo Saria and Santosh Kesari -- Genetic risk factors / Julie Eggert -- Clinical trials and research protocols / Marlon Garzo Saria and Santosh Kesari -- Bone and soft tissue cancers / Ellen Carr -- Breast cancer / Jan Petree -- Gastrointestinal cancers / Christa Braun-Inglis -- Genitourinary cancers / Sally Maliski -- Head and neck cancers / Beverly Hudson and Ellen Carr -- HIV-related cancers / Brenda K. Shelton -- Leukemia / Stephanie Jackson and Jeannine M. Brant -- Lung cancer / Geline J. Tamayo -- Lymphoma / Judy Petersen -- Multiple myeloma / Joseph D. Tariman and Jazel Dolores Sugay -- Neurologic system cancers / Mady C. Stovall -- Reproductive system cancers / Denise Falardeau -- Skin cancer / Krista M. Rubin and Christine Boley. Part 3: Treatment modalities. Surgery / Gail W. Davidson -- Nursing implications of hematopoietic stem transplantation / Terry Wikle Shapiro -- Radiation therapy / Susan Weiss Behrend -- Chemotherapy and hormonal therapy / Patti Davis and Anna Howard -- Biotherapies: targeted therapies and immunotherapies / Kristine Deano Abueg and Brenda Keith -- Support therapies and access devices / Dawn Camp-Sorrell. Part 4: Palliation of symptoms. Pharmacologic interventions / Tia Wheatley and Rowena N. Schwartz -- Complementary, alternative, and integrative modalities / Roberta Bourgon -- Cardiovascular symptoms / Deborah Kirk Walker -- Cognitive symptoms / Catherine E. Jansen -- Endocrine symptoms / Marianne Davies -- Fatigue / Jeannine M. Brant -- Gastrointestinal symptoms / Rita Wickham -- Genitourinary symptoms / Sally Maliski -- Hematologic and immune symptoms / Eileen Galvin -- Integumentary symptoms / Kathy Waitman -- Musculoskeletal symptoms / Kathy Waitman -- Neurologic symptoms / Kathy Waitman -- Nutrition issues / Diana Cope -- Pain / Jeannine M. Brant -- Respiratory systems / Leslie Matthews -- Sleep-wake disturbances / Tricia Montgomery and Jeannine M. Brant. Part 5: Psychosocial dimensions of care. Altered body image / Elizabeth Freitas -- Caregiver burden / Geline J. Tamayo -- Cultural and spiritual care / Emily A. Haozous -- Psychosocial disturbances and coping / Kathleen Murphy-Ende -- Sexuality and sexual dysfunction / Patricia W. Nishimoto and Hana K. Choi. Part 6: Oncologic emergencies. Metabolic emergencies / Elizabeth Delaney, Carol Nikolai and Kristi Coe -- Structural emergencies / Wendy Vogel. Part 7: Professional practice. Standards of practice and professional performance / Barbara Lubejko -- Evidence-based practice / Jennifer Shamai, Tia Wheatley and Allison Winacoo -- Principles of education and learning / Diana Cope -- Legal issues / Julie Ponto -- Ethical issues / Jeanne Marie Erickson and Joshua Hardin -- Professional issues / Lani Kai Clinton -- Compassion fatigue / Susie Newton.
Summary:
The only OCN Exam review developed in collaboration with the Oncology Nursing Society (ONS), "Core Curriculum for Oncology Nursing", 6th Edition, is the must-have OCN certification review resource. This essential guide covers the entire scope of practice for oncology nursing and reflects important changes in the dynamic field of cancer treatment and care. -- From publisher's description.
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