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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2025 · 19 MIN

EP 61 - Lymphoma

from Pulse Check with Archer Nursing · host Archer Review

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. Find everything Archer Review has to offer: ⁠⁠archerreview.link/PulseCheck⁠⁠ Use code PULSECHECK10 - an exclusive discount just for our listeners! Connect with us!  📸 Instagram: @archernursing 📘 Facebook: Archer NCLEX Review 🎵 TikTok: @archernursing ▶️ YouTube: Archer Review NCLEX, USMLE, TEAS7, and FNP 

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. Find everything Archer Review has to offer: ⁠⁠archerreview.link/PulseCheck⁠⁠ Use code PULSECHECK10 - an exclusive discount just for our listeners! Connect with us!  📸 Instagram: @archernursing 📘 Facebook: Archer NCLEX Review 🎵 TikTok: @archernursing ▶️ YouTube: Archer Review NCLEX, USMLE, TEAS7, and FNP

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