I'm praying the study guide is correct, I read a few post where people said they used it and it helped them out a lot. I failed my NCLEX PN in Oct 2013 and getting ready to retest and I'm using it. I love the codes they give you to remember things.I always thought after a lumber the pt should remain supine for 4 hours, I never heard of the prone position
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Hey everybody,
So, my NCLEX test is coming up on Friday (AHHHHHHH) and this will be the second time I am taking it and extremely nervous to fail again, but that's not my question. A few days ago, I found a study guide here on allnurses.com.
I was wondering if anyone has used this or could take a quick look over this to make sure I am not learning all the wrong information before I walk into this test again. I know it's an absurd question, but frankly, I am freaking out over here and don't want to fail this again. I'd be ultimately devastated even though I know it's not the end of the world.
One of the main reasons I ask is because I could have sworn when reading in my ATI books it says for a patient who receives a lumbar puncture, they should line prone for 4-12 to prevent leakage of CSF and prevention of headaches, but on this guide (twice) it says lay supine.
Any thoughts on both?
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