NCLEX Tips
NCLEX Tips on Infection Control
Mar 11th
These are the things you need to study regarding Infection Control in NCLEX exam. Read on.
Infection Control Tips in NCLEX Questions1. Bear in mind the important matters of infection control.
The main thing in infection control is Handwashing. It’s an important part of universal precautions and can be done by either More >
NCLEX Scoring and Tips
Oct 3rd
How many NCLEX questions do I have to answer in NCLEX test?
The minimum number of questions asked on the NCLEX-RN examination is 75. The maximum number of questions is 265. The exam is presented in CAT (Computer Adaptive Test) structure which means the difficulty of the questions varies significantly. If you miss More >
Triage Principles in NCLEX Questions
Sep 30th
Triage Principles you need to know in NCLEX Questions:
- Mettag: RED – Priority I – Immediate attention. Identifier is a Mettag torn to the red stripe or Roman numeral I placed on the forehead or back of left hand. First priority casualties are those that have life-threatening injuries that are readily correctable. More >
NCLEX Tips on Nursing Procedures
Sep 29th
Before taking the NCLEX, check on these Nursing Procedures that might come out: 1.Bone scan, after the procedure, increase fluid intake 2.Colonoscopy, obtain a consent
3.Alpha feto protein level: decreased indicates down’s syndrome 4.NST reactive: indicates fetal well being 5.Tracheostomy care: remove any potential source of infection like a wet towel on More >
NCLEX Tips on Diseases
Sep 27th
Be sure to check this list of diseases common in NCLEX questions:
1.Pancreatitis- best roommate: client with ulcerative colitis 2.Dysthymia: assess for depression and risk for suicide 3.Infectious Mononucleosis- avoid contact sports as it may cause splenic rupture 4.Cystic Fibrosis- pancrease is best given with each meals and snacks 5.Graves disease: Common More >
NCLEX Review Pointers: Drugs
Sep 22nd
NCLEX Review Tips About Drugs
1.AMIODARONE HCL (CORDARONE)- monitor heart rate and rhythm 2.ENTACAPONE (COMTAN) –antiparkinsonian, May cause photosensitivity so protect the eyes in sunlight 3.ALMOTRIPTAN MALEATE (AXERT)- serotonin receptor agonist, used to treat NOT to prevent migraine headaches 4. PANTOPRAZOLE (PROTONIX)– do not crush the medication 5. IBUPROFEN (MOTRIN) – More >
