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My opinion is I would wanna know how to answer the question before I just do questions. With Kaplan they will teach you good strategies on how to answer there questions. I found there questions to be very challenging. I took Kaplan after my second time failing and turned right around and failed NCLEX again right after Kaplan. What helped me is Linda LaCharity book and exam cram after failing boards 3x and passed with 75 with those two books.

You can do all things through christ that strengths you. I took boards 4x and just passed in July. I first had to believe and trust in God cause he was the only one that seen me through. I dont know what material you studied from but I would recommend Linda LaCharity prioritzation and delegation and Exam Cram. Those books helped me out alot along with the strength from God. God bless you and please dont give up cause many times I wanted to but if I did I wouldn't be a RN now.

Everyone has there opinion but you can use all the books out there for NCLEX. If you dont pray, put God first, and leave that test in his hands than you in for a challenge. I took boards four times and used many review books. When I left that test in his hands than I knew for a fact I was go walk out Pearson Vue being an RN.

I personally used examcram and found it to be very similar to NCLEX. I failed boards 3x and got on this wonderful site and learned about Saunders, LindaLaCharity (a must), and examcram.

Hey Kay i'm back. I been in orientation for a new job as a RN. The answer to eh questions are 1.3, I say cause betablocker cant be given to a patient with resp problems 2.2

I have been in your shoes. I failed boards 3x and passed July 28, 09 for the 4x. Many times I felt like giving up but I sit back and think about it that if I did give up I wouldn't be a nurse today. Your blessings wont come if you give up on them. Stay strong in the lord and when you walk in there for the 4x say to yourself all minds clear (that's what my mom told me). When you sit down in front of that computer pray. Give yourself at least a week off before you start back up with studying. I used Saunders for content review, Kaplan for strategies, examcram for practice questions, and the bible for NCLEX Linda LaCharity delegation and prioritzation. Remember your prayers have already been sent up and the balls in your court now. God bless you.

The correct answer is 3 you wanna give blood as quickly as possible and yes 2 is the answer for instilling eye drops

A nurse is to administer eye drops to a patient that has glaucoma. What is the first step to administer this type of eye drop 1- tilt head back and toward the side of affected area 2-wash hands before instillation 3-use a small bulb syringe or eye dropper to dispense fluid 4-instruct the patient to not squeeze eye

A nurse is to administer an order for packed red blood cells. What's the correct way to administer this type of blood component 1-use a straight line set 2-administer with 0.45% NaCl 3-give as quickly as possible 4-use a 15 guage needle

on question one I wanna say it's answer 4 because you wanna avoid constipation, on the second question I wanna say 3 because it's basically the only one that deals with bleeding

correct on both questions:yeah:

You are making a home visit to a 50-year-old client who was discharged from the hospital 2 days ago after being hospitalized for 4 days with a right leg deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and a pulmonary embolism. The client's only medication is enoxaprin (Lovenox) 80 mg subcutaneously every 12 hours. Which assessment information will you need to communicate to the physician? 1-the client says she has not been to the lab to have an aPTT done 2-the right calf is warm to touch and larger than the left calf 3-the client is unable to remember her husband's name 4-there are multiple ecchymotic areas on the client's arms

What vital sign reported by the nursing assistant would be of most concern for a patient with Cushing's disease (hypercortisolism)? 1- heart rate 102 beats/minute 2-respiratory rate 26/minute 3-blood pressure 156/88 4-oral temp 101.8 f

Correct Glyburide is a Sulfonurea, and beta blockers cause bronchospasms:bow:

A patient with respiratory diffculties is started on a new antihypertensive medication. What med would you be most concerned about 1-atenolol (Tenormin) 2-verapamil (Calan) 3-diltiazem (Cardizem) 4-nifedipine (Procardia)