Keywords
Náusea
Vomiting
Chemotherapy
Hematology
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Abstract
Nausea and vomiting (NaV) are two of the adverse effects frequently associated
with the administration of chemotherapy in addition to other drugs used in
hematology. The importance that the prevention and management of these
symptoms has in our patients, lies in the risks they represent when they are not
treated correctly, such as: dehydration, hydroelectrolytic disorders and acute renal
failure. For the preparation of this article, a review of the literature was carried out
based on the evidence and available schemes for the prevention and treatment of
NV induced by medications used in the management of patients with hematological
pathologies.
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