In this episode, Dr. Morgan Taylor simplifies one of the more intimidating oncology topics—lymphoma. You’ll learn the essentials for the NCLEX and clinical practice: how to spot key symptoms, understand staging, and recognize life-threatening complications like tumor lysis syndrome.
What You’ll Learn:
Lymphoma basics: Cancer of the lymphatic system—how rogue lymphocytes form painless swollen nodes
Hodgkin vs. Non-Hodgkin: Presence (or absence) of Reed-Sternberg cells
Common complication: Tumor lysis syndrome after chemo—what labs to watch
Precautions: Neutropenic isolation, infection prevention, and bleeding precautions
Supportive care: Antiemetics, hydration, electrolyte monitoring, interdisciplinary collaboration
Who should watch: Nursing students and new grads reviewing oncology for NCLEX or clinical rotations who want a clear, high-yield breakdown of lymphoma, staging, and the nurse’s role in managing tumor lysis syndrome.
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