Thank you for completing the Palliative Care Emergencies module! Please complete the information below and click next to complete the quiz. Upon completion, you will be provided a link to download your certificate. Name Email In Palliative Care when death is an expected outcome, it is important to diagnose and treat the signs and symptoms of any palliative care emergency. True False None Some of most common emergencies in palliative care include: Spinal cord compression Hemorrhage Superior Vana Cava Syndrome Hypercalcemia all of the above None Am 82 year old woman with a history of breast cancer presents to the clinic with a history of headaches for the past two weeks. In addition, she is complaining of nausea and vomiting. MRI of the brain reveals several metastatic lesions. Which of the following is the most appropriate initial management of this patient? Biopsy the lesions Surgical resection Dexamethasone Repeat MRI in 6 months None A 40 year old mase attends the emergency with a mild fever. A week previously, he finished a course of chemotherapy through a Hickman catheter. On examination, his fever is 39.5 degrees Celsius. What palliative care emergency is most likely? Congestive Heart failure Superior Vena Cava Syndrome Bowel Obstruction Febrile Neutropenia None If a patient is at risk of a severe hemorrhage it is crucial to prepare the room ahead of time. True False None Time's up