Bone Marrow Aspiration
Bone Marrow Aspiration ( 35 Questions)
The patient asks the nurse about the potential complications of a bone marrow aspiration. What is the nurse's best response?
The risk of developing blood clots after bone marrow aspiration is minimal and not a common complication.
Fever and chills are not typical side effects of bone marrow aspiration. If these symptoms occur, they may indicate an infection or other complication that needs medical attention.
Bone marrow aspiration is not associated with liver or kidney damage. It is a relatively safe procedure when performed by experienced healthcare providers.
Common side effects of bone marrow aspiration include temporary pain or discomfort at the needle insertion site and bruising. These are generally minor and resolve on their own.
Common side effects of bone marrow aspiration include temporary pain or discomfort at the needle insertion site and bruising. These are generally minor and resolve on their own.
a. The risk of developing blood clots after bone marrow aspiration is minimal and not a common complication.
b. Fever and chills are not typical side effects of bone marrow aspiration. If these symptoms occur, they may indicate an infection or other complication that needs medical attention.
c. Bone marrow aspiration is not associated with liver or kidney damage. It is a relatively safe procedure when performed by experienced healthcare providers.