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Special Considerations Infants Greatest risk for fluid and electrolyte imbalance Hypothermia and infections Approach them in non-threatening manner Toddler Increased separation anxiety Briefly prepare them for procedures due to short attention span Describe sensation that they may feel during procedure Preschooler Fear of physical harm Believe that illnesses is a form of punishment Explanations must be brief, honest and in natural terms Use demonstrations and play in providing health teaching Can use adult seatbelt if 40lbs or 40 inches tall, also if he could look at the window in sitting position School Age Realistic understanding of death = 9 -10 Needs more detailed teachings Allow them to make some choices Adolescence Developed abstract thinking and ability to problem solve Logic and reasoning Full and honest explanation Primary concern are with the present time Focus on appearance Elderly Nutrition is a primary concern Muscle atrophy Dec body water, BMR Dec renal, CV, GIT function Dec taste, smell, visual acuity (cataract, arcuc senilis = fatty deposits around pupil_) With multiple medications due to chronic diseases

hi here is the website... http://www.scribd.com/doc/442831/nclex-lec and if that doesnt work, then go to scribd.com and in search type in nclex lec. and that should work. good luck!!!

I had about 4-5 SATA, no hot spots, 3-4 calculations and the rest was priority and meds... Good luck!!!

AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME THREAD!!!! - 2 common complications after nasal surgery: Airway obstruction and Hemmorrhage - Pain, Swelling and redness signs of infection with skeletal traction. - NEVER apply suction when inserting the catheter into the airway. - When a patient is receiving diuretics, it is important to monitor serum electrolytes, VS, urine output, and orthostatic hypotension. - DOC for PVC: Lidocaine - DOC for status epilepticus: Dilantin - First sign of toxic shock syndrome : Rapid onset of High fever - TX for wernicke's encephalopathy : Thiamine IV - CHILD DEVELOPMENT Sit by themselves: 5-7 months Walk: 11-16 months Hold their head up: 2-4 months Roll Over : 2-6 months Object permanence: 6-9months Introduce solid food : 4 months Toilet Training: 18 months Normal Growth and develpoment percentile : b/w 5th and 95th percentile. - Cystic Fibrosis Triad: COPD, pancreatic enzyme deficiency and high concentration of sweat electrolytes This is a Really good website with a lot of information... hope its helpful http://www.scribd.com/doc/442831/NCLEX-lec

I'm in US (NJ)

hi, yea i've been doing the random sticky facts (very helpful). yea i'm applying to the same bon (nj). thanks. and yea i am gujju... i guess the "patel" gave it off huh...lol

I failed Nclex on my first try , and now am applying to retake the exam. I know to register with BON and with pearson vue, but do i need to get fingerprinted again? Thank you!!

Congrats! Even though i'm not in the same exact position, i did fail NCLEX my first time, and at the time it felt like that was it. But i'm not giving up that easily either.