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Lea had chemo Monday, so she's extra tired and maybe queasy. Home-health nurse comes around 11am for her magnesium infusion through her port — expected, just let her in. Most important: watch her hands and feet for cramping. Appetite low; small warm foods. She's been a little down — company helps.
If you see
Hands, feet, or legs cramping or locking up — Magnesium is low.
Then: Keep her calm. Give the half Flexeril tab by her bed. Call the Home-Health nurse.
If it's severe, or she has trouble breathing — call 911.
If you see
Ostomy bag filling fast or watery — She's losing fluids.
Then: Give Imodium if she hasn't had it. Keep her sipping water. If she's dizzy or weak, call the Oncology advice line.
If you see
Nausea, or she can't keep fluids down
Then: Give the anti-nausea pill (PM slot). If she still can't keep water down, call the Oncology advice line.
If you see
Tearful, or says she wants to stop treatment
Then: Just sit with her. Don't argue. Offer her rosary or the Filipino mass. Tell Joel when he's back.
Auntie Baby · Next door, has a key
555-0110
Home-Health nurse · Magnesium, the port
555-0122
Oncology advice line · Nausea, dehydration, fevers
555-0133
Joel · Only if nothing above fits
555-0163
He's finally taking a real break.
911 for emergencies
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