[soccer]

Hi I know there will be a lot of infection control questions on the NCLEX. Does anyone know if that just consists of standard, contact, droplet, airborne precautions, and handwashing?
Can anyone think of other things that might be included?
Thanks, my mind if drawing a blank.

[NY2008]

That is true there will be a lot of infective
control questions on the NCLEX. It consists of standard, contact, droplet, airborne precautions, handwashing,gloves,masks,eye protection,face shield,gowns,enviromental control,pt placement,transport

[suzanne4]

Each exam is completely different than someone else's exam.
What one may have, the other one may not.

What you covered in school should be all that you need for the exam, as well as understanding why the different types of isolation are used.

What is on the exams now, may not be as strong in a few weeks.

[voodoo]

Learn/memorize what goes with the biggie disease processes: TB, MRSA, HEP A/B/C, etc.. and you should be ok. Think it through.

[suzanne4]

Learn, never memorize. And the material will actually stay with you years from now, when you will truly need it.

[LyndseyER]

def dont memorize I had alot like 20 on my test and it was more of what type of room and type of room are they droplet, airborne etc? what would yu put on? if they had to go to xray what would they have on OR..... would u just have port xray come up to decrease risk to others. clean pts vs dirty and who can mix and match in what room. these were the types I got and how to don and dauph your iso gear good luck!!!! its not so much of what is TB what is MRSA what is xx disease. that should already be known know what tyoe of iso precautions

[voodoo]

What I meant was learn the material and you will be prepared to apply your knowledge appropriately. Memorizing never worked for me either. If you have a solid base, you should be ready to tackle those fun SATA's. You will also be a better nurse. Best of luck to you.