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Hello everyone here on this forum espescially the march 2008 support group,it's been a while i didn't drop a note on this site.It is because i focus myself in my review for the nclex exam.Anyhow,after the hardships and sacrifices i've went through,eventually it paid off--I PASSED!!! I took the test last march 17,at 9AM in Manila,Philippines.I have a wonderful feelings when the result came out in 2 days.I thank God for being so good.I wish the other test takers all the best!Be hopeful.Just put in your mind that you can do it too.:nuke:

hi!me too will be taking on the 17th of march.thanks.sorry if i can't post any stuff that i could offer to help you guys out there, coz really i'm so busy in my work and especially in my review.i just wish that all of us would pass the nclex.

Nice to hear that,by the way when you'll take the NCLEX test?I have another predictor test with ATI by end of feb.... i already finished my online review with A+nursingtutorial were i completed more than 8th Q/A with rationales.But still i have the feeling of inadequacy of informations,so trying hard to master the concepts of nursing.I'm going to test on march 17.

For me the correct answer is letter 'B'...Just analyse the question what is being asked,because the nurse must monitor the s/s after surgery.

hi,same w/ me i took the ATI predictor test and got the remark...w/ the highest probability of passing the NCLEX.I'll be taking the actual test by march.Hoping too...!

Here's the information i got from Barron's nclex-rn book 4th ed.,that says-The cuff on a tracheostomy tube shld be deflated except in the following situations: during and after eating,or during and 1 hour after tube feeding;during IPPB treatment;at anytime when there is increased risk of aspiration.Because you have mentioned to 'prevent aspiration'so this is my rationale for this situation.Another thing i've read,during feeding elevate head of bed or place pt in semi-Fowler's position,inflate cuff during and after 30 minutes after each feeding.The latter rationale i found in the nursing interventions.

hi i'm searching for your attached files about pharma,where is it?also where i can find the thread of wizard100?i'm very interested to have it coz i think it will be beneficial to me.thanks.God bless.

I think the answer is,you have to deflate the cuff of the tracheal tube during feeding to prevent aspiration.You 've said,if you inflate the cuff the tracheal opening would be blocked.

Please include me too.My ATT already came thru email attachment.Just I finished my review w/ A+ Review Online and doing ATI Q/A online.My exam on march 17.Thanks.

Yes,very much willing to join the group.Thanks.

No I don't know that,would you please post it here.Thanks a lot!

Hi!Yes I would like to join the group.I regret I am late, I have noticed you 've started the review since two days ago.It's been a short while I didn't visit this forum since I registered my name here.

Hi!Thank you very much for sharing this very informative review stuff.God bless you.

Hello guys!I will be taking the NCLEX test on March 17 at 9am and already received my ATT.The SATA also my waterloo,I almost can't get a good mark on this type of question but I'm trying hard to understand the concept how to hit the correct choices.

Please try the A+Review Online,for me this is better than other review centers.