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You failed the NCLEX and now you’re feeling lost. There are 5 steps to get you back on your feet and to get you to pass the NCLEX the next time you take it. It doesn’t matter if you took it three …
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The nurse admits a patient and performs an arterial blood gas. The results are: pH 7.51 PCO2: 49 PO2: 85 HCO3: 35 Which choice describes this arterial blood gas result? A. Compensated respiratory …
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Nursing assistant is taking vital signs in a patient with osteomyelitis. Which should he/she report immediately? A. Blood pressure of 160/78 mm Hg B. Heart rate of 110 beats/min C. Respiratory rate …
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A patient with atrial fibrillation is ambulating and suddenly says, "I feel really dizzy." What should the nurse do? A. Assess the blood pressure B. Check the apical pulse C. Check patient's …
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Patient is taking captopril (Capoten) and spironolactone (Aldactone). Which is the most important to monitor? A. Calcium level B. Sodium level C. Potassium level D. Blood urea nitrogen level A is …
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What requires immediate follow-up for a child after having a tonsillectomy? A. Sore throat B. Frequent swallowing C. Heart rate of 110 beats/min D. Persistent crying A is incorrect. It's expected …
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Patient showed up at the ER with cherry-red mucous membranes, nail beds, and skin. These findings indicate: A. Carbon monoxide poisoning B. Aspirin overdose C. Mosquito bite D. Pneumonia A is …
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Which symptoms should the nurse expect the female patient with type 1 diabetes mellitus to report? A. Diarrhea and weight loss B. Constipation and tiredness C. Polydipsia and polyuria D. Irritability …
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Step 1: What is the topic of the question? Do not be fooled by the extra details that has nothing to do with what the question is asking. Step 2: Are the answers assessment or implementation? Know …
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This one is a tough one! This is a chart you just need to know by heart. You can't take calcium-channel blockers with grapefruit juice. You can't take NSAIDs with ginkgo. Isn't it crazy when …
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Defense mechanisms is how someone respond to a situation in life. Everyone handles it in a different light, but it's important to be able to differentiate the defense mechanism that is being used by …
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The five categories of ages include one month, two to three months, four to five months, six to nine months, and ten to twelve months. The four categories of the developmental milestones include …
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