The nurse is reviewing data collected on a group of patients being treated for cancer. Which patient or patients' cancer type, pathophysiology, and symptoms should the nurse identify as being consistent with the oncological emergency of superior vena cava syndrome? Cancer Type Pathophysiology Signs and Symptoms Patient A small cell lung cancer Tumor presses on superior vena cava thereby compressing it and causing compression and venous system obstruction. facial and periorbital edema Patient B breast cancer Thrombus formed around a central venous catheter plugs the vena cava. dyspnea, tachypnea, and cyanosis Patient C melanoma Tumor presses on the aorta causing arterial compression resulting in obstruction of the aortic system. pitting edema of the lower extremities Patient D squamous cell lung cancer Tumor presses on inferior vena cava thereby compressing it and causing compression of it and arterial obstruction. chest pain accompanied by nausea
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