Enduring Material: March 4, 2021 Grand Rounds- Pediatric Urgent Care Weekly Webinar

Oncologic Emergencies in the Urgent Care Setting

Speaker:

Emily Hsieh, MD
Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Instructor
Texas Children's Cancer and Hematology Centers
Baylor College of Medicine

Objectives:

1. Recognize red flags in a patient's history and physical examination that are concerning for malignancy
2. Review diagnosis and pathophysiology of oncologic emergencies that may present in the urgent care setting
3. Discuss early management and stabilization of patients with oncologic emergencies prior to transfer to higher acuity settings

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* 1. Did the presentation meet your expectations of the following (select all that apply):

Content

Relevance to Urgent Care

Timeliness

Q&A session

Technical and connection issues

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* 2. After viewing this webinar, how likely are you to recommend this to a friend or colleague?

Extremely likely

Very likely

Somewhat likely

Not so likely

Not at all

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* 3. How will attending this webinar affect your future practice? Please select from following (Multiple choice)

I plan to change the way I care for patients

I will make fewer referrals to subspecialists regarding this problem or adjust my referring practices

I plan to make changes in my practice to improve patient experience

I plan to change my practice to improve job satisfaction

I will improve my financial stewardship

I plan to change my antibiotic prescribing practices

I plan to assess for and address social determinants of health while treating my patients

I have gained cultural awareness that will improve treatment of patients

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* 4. Was the webinar free from commercial bias?

Yes

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* 5. Please state what topics you would like to see discussed.

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* 6. Please share any comments about the webinar.

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* 7. The following 3 questions are scored for your CME credit:
Which of the following electrolyte abnormalities are observed in tumor lysis syndrome?

A. Hyperuricemia, hypokalemia, hypercalcemia, hyperphosphatemia

B. Hyperuricemia, hyperkalemia, hypercalcemia, hypophosphatemia

C. Hyperuricemia, hypokalemia, hypocalcemia, hyperphosphatemia

D. Hyperuricemia, hyperkalemia, hypocalcemia, hyperphosphatemia

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* 8. In which scenario would it be appropriate to discharge a febrile neutropenic oncology patient home with PO levofloxacin?

A. Solid tumor patient, required 3 IV fluid boluses, otherwise wellappearing, able to tolerate PO medications, has appropriate follow-up

B. B-ALL patient in interim maintenance therapy, required 1 IV fluid bolus, otherwise well-appearing, able to tolerate PO medication

C. B-ALL patient in maintenance therapy, otherwise well-appearing, with good follow-up, able to tolerate PO medication

D. Acute myeloid leukemia patient, otherwise well-appearing, able to tolerate PO medications, has appropriate follow-up

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* 9. When stabilizing a patient with a suspected mediastinal mass, the patient should be placed on supplemental oxygen, and supine positioning and sedating medications should be avoided.

Enduring Material: March 4, 2021 Grand Rounds- Pediatric Urgent Care Weekly Webinar

Oncologic Emergencies in the Urgent Care Setting

Question Title

* 1. Did the presentation meet your expectations of the following (select all that apply):

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* 2. After viewing this webinar, how likely are you to recommend this to a friend or colleague?

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* 3. How will attending this webinar affect your future practice? Please select from following (Multiple choice)

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* 4. Was the webinar free from commercial bias?

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* 5. Please state what topics you would like to see discussed.

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* 6. Please share any comments about the webinar.

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* 7. The following 3 questions are scored for your CME credit:
Which of the following electrolyte abnormalities are observed in tumor lysis syndrome?

Question Title

* 8. In which scenario would it be appropriate to discharge a febrile neutropenic oncology patient home with PO levofloxacin?

Question Title

* 9. When stabilizing a patient with a suspected mediastinal mass, the patient should be placed on supplemental oxygen, and supine positioning and sedating medications should be avoided.

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* 10. Name

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* 11. Email Address

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* 12. For CME recording please enter your NPI number below:

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* 13. For ABP MOC 2 credit, please enter your ABP ID here:

Question Title

* 1. Did the presentation meet your expectations of the following (select all that apply):

Question Title

* 2. After viewing this webinar, how likely are you to recommend this to a friend or colleague?

Question Title

* 3. How will attending this webinar affect your future practice? Please select from following (Multiple choice)

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* 4. Was the webinar free from commercial bias?

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* 5. Please state what topics you would like to see discussed.

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* 6. Please share any comments about the webinar.

Question Title

* 7. The following 3 questions are scored for your CME credit: Which of the following electrolyte abnormalities are observed in tumor lysis syndrome?

Question Title

* 8. In which scenario would it be appropriate to discharge a febrile neutropenic oncology patient home with PO levofloxacin?

Question Title

* 9. When stabilizing a patient with a suspected mediastinal mass, the patient should be placed on supplemental oxygen, and supine positioning and sedating medications should be avoided.

Question Title

* 10. Name

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* 11. Email Address

Question Title

* 12. For CME recording please enter your NPI number below:

Question Title

* 13. For ABP MOC 2 credit, please enter your ABP ID here:

* 7. The following 3 questions are scored for your CME credit:
Which of the following electrolyte abnormalities are observed in tumor lysis syndrome?