Gastrointestinal Cancers
Gastrointestinal Cancers ( 35 Questions)
Incorrect. Severe abdominal pain can indeed be associated with advanced gastrointestinal cancer, particularly if there is tumor growth or complications.
Correct. Severe abdominal pain in a client with advanced gastrointestinal cancer warrants further assessment, as it could indicate tumor progression or other complications that require attention.
Incorrect. Abdominal pain is not a typical sign of cancer remission, especially in advanced stages.
Incorrect. While indigestion can cause abdominal discomfort, severe pain in a client with advanced gastrointestinal cancer should be taken seriously and assessed thoroughly.
A) Incorrect. Severe abdominal pain can indeed be associated with advanced gastrointestinal cancer, particularly if there is tumor growth or complications.
B) Correct. Severe abdominal pain in a client with advanced gastrointestinal cancer warrants further assessment, as it could indicate tumor progression or other complications that require attention.
C) Incorrect. Abdominal pain is not a typical sign of cancer remission, especially in advanced stages.
D) Incorrect. While indigestion can cause abdominal discomfort, severe pain in a client with advanced gastrointestinal cancer should be taken seriously and assessed thoroughly.