ClassyM33

Congrats:yelclap:

Nclexpn study plan I only did Prioritizing and delegation questions out of the Sanders CD I think it was 140,Infection control know what I would wear/what they would wear,Lab values,I used Exam Cram did 648 questions,Incredibly Easypn I did the whole coordinating Care,Maternal-Neonatal,and Child...I paid about $26 on the Kaplan did the Questions.You can get that at the your local library.. I also went to the library and got the Hurts Review which helped me out a whole lot on Nclex..Good Luck

sorry for being so late.....Yes,I went to Florida Health Department clicked on exam score put my birthday and last ss and it said Pass..It was up the next day around 3pm....

also to mention St.Joseph of Copertino a prayer is always good;)

Thank you,nena0487, just to inform you everyone test is different..The difficult questions mean your doing good, after I passed 85 and looked up :yawn:it said 170 I started to shake like a leaf mind you It wasn't that cold...I will keep it 101 with you...If I everyone can do it so can you make sure to do a lot of questions......????? was it exactly what we studied???? Not at all,However, doing question made me more comfortable answering them even at times when I had a blank:bugeyes: look on my face like what da bleep is this....I wish you well let me know if you need my help:hug:....

Thank you jagged777

Thank you Amy'sGrandbaby:cheers:

cI sure can:loveya:thank you:bow: I did a lot of questions which helped me out a lot,I used the exam carm pn, prioritig like your ABC,lab value,delegation and infection control was a biggy.also know your respiratory know what pt. you see first. You will do just fine when are you takning it??

OMG!!!! I seen the Nclex Lady today all I can say is "Wow"!!!! I walked out feeling like I failed,I did the PVT and got the good pop up:w00t:I would like to Thank All of the Nursing Members on here:kiss I wouldn't be able to to this with out you, also to the person the wrote the Infection control SSSpppidermmman and Mrswee nowI need a drink:cheers::heartbeat

Good luck to you,I thought I was the only one that was feeling like this...I'm testing Monday we will make it!!!

Please I need some help, I'm tesing on May 21 a lil lost after looking at the correct answer..I was doing qustions from the the book called "MASTER THE NCLEX PN" practice test two on page 368 #8. heres the question A Nurse has just examined a client in a contact isolation room. Upon leaving the room,the nurse must be sure to remove her protective wear in the correct order. Place the following steps in the correct from first piece to last. 1.Remove eyewear 2.remove mask 3.remove gloves 4.remove gown My answer was remove the most contamined first.. #3gloves #1eyewear #4gown #2mask well i was completely wrong and had a look on my face like wat da.... answer was 1,3,2,4. When leaving an isolation room, a health-care professional first removes eyewear.Then he or she unties the gown at the waist and remove the gloves without allowing hands to touch external surface.He or She then unties mask strings and removes and discard the mask.Finally the HC-P unties the the gown neck strings,allows the gown to fall from the shoulder on and on and on........ could you help me out could the book be wrong???

this is perfect want to take the time out to say thank you for the good informatio..i will be sitting for the nclexpn on the 21st

hello everyone, i seen this on one of the thread that a recent nclex rn just took and passed her exam good luck everyone..... chest tubes -continuous bubbling= air leak -bubbling with inspiration= okay -continuous bubbling in suction chamber= okay -up and down in water seal= okay types of insulin -rapid acting (lispro, humalog) -onset= 5 minutes -peak= 30 minutes -short acting (novolog, regular) -onset= 30 minutes -peak= 2 hours -intermediate acting (nph) -onset= 1 hour -peak= 6-12 hours -long acting (humulin) -onset= 4 hours -peak= 16-18 hours -maslows= physiologicàsafetyàlove & belongingàesteem & recognitionàself actualization -piaget= sensorimotor (birth-2)àpreoperational(2-7)àconcrete operational(7-11)àformal operations(11-death) -eriksons=trust vs. mistrust(birth-1)àautonomy vs. shame and doubt(1-3)àinitiative vs. guilt(3-6)àindustry vs. inferiority(6-12)àidentity vs. role confusion(12-18)àintimacy vs. isolation(early adulthood)àgenrativity vs. stagnation(middle adult)àego integrity vs. despair(older adult) airborne precaution (sars is airborne/contact) my - measles chicken - chickenpox hez - herpes zoster (disseminated) tb - tb -private room -negative pressure with 6-12 air exchanges per hour -uv -mask, standard precautions (gown,gloves) -n95 mask for tb -put own eyewear-->mask-->gown-->gloves and take off in opposite order (this applies to all infection control) droplet precaution think of spiderman! s - sepsis s - scarlet fever s - streptococcal pharyngitis p - parvovirus b19 p - pertussis p - pneumonia i - influenza d - diptheria (pharyngeal) e - epiglottitis r - rubella m - mumps m - meningitis m - mycoplasma or meningeal pneumonia an - adenovirus -private room -mask and standard precautions contact precaution- standard precautions mrs.wee m - multidrug resistant organism r - respiratory infection - rsv s - skin infections w - wound infections e - enteric infections - clostridium defficile e - eye infections skin infections private room, gloves, gown v - varicella zoster c - cutaneous diptheria h - herpes simplex i - impetigo p - pediculosis s - scabies, staphylococcus cranial nerves 1) olfactory 2) optic 3) oculomotor 4) trochlear 5) trigeminal 6) abduchens 7) facial 8) acoustic 9) glossopharyngeal 10) vagus 11) spinal accessory 12) hypoglossal triage red-unstable, but fixable, see first yellow-stable, can wait for up to an hour for treatment, see second green- stable, can wait for a while, "walking wounded" black- unstable clients that probably won't make it, comfort measures doa- dead on arrival antidotes -heparin- protamine sulfate -coumadin- vitamin k -meg sulfate- calcium gluconate -morphine- narcan -anaphylaxis- epinephrine -tensilon-atropine sulfate -tylenol= mucomist -benzodiazapines= romazicon lab values coagulation -pt = 10-13 seconds, 1.5-2 times the control for coumadin therapy -aptt= 20-35 seconds, 1.5-2.5 times the control for heparin therapy -ptt = 60-70, 1.5-2.5 times control in anticoagulant therapy -inr= 2-3 electrolytes -na+ = 135-145 -k+ = 3.5-5.0 -cl- = 95-105 -ca+ = 8-10 -mg+ = 1.5-2.0 -protein = 3.5-5.5 hematology -wbc = 5000-11000 -neutrophils = 45-75% -rbc = 4.5-6 million -hgb = 12-16 (women), 13-18 (men) -hct- 36-46% -platelet = 150000-400000 renal function -bun= 7-20 -creatinine= 0.5-1.5 -urine specific gravity= 1.010-1.030 cholesterol -total= -ldl = liver -ast = 10-40 -alt= 5-35 electrolytes -hyponatremia- hypervolemia, edema, increased urine output, lethargy, dizziness, diarrhea, use isotonic solutions, give loop diuretics(excess water) -hypernatremia- tachycardia, hypertension, hypovolemia, seizures, decrease na+ intake, assess i&o, loop diuretics( excess sodium) hypokalemia- flattened t wave, u wave appearance, weak shallow respiratations, paresthesias, give k+ hyperkalemia-bradycardia, narrow/peaked t waves, widened qrs, flattened p waves, muscle cramps, diarrhea, give k+ wasting diuretics hypocalcemia-chvostek's sign (cheek twitching), trousseau's sign , diarrhea, bone fractures, give calcium gluconate, multivitamin hypercalcemia- decreased deep tendon reflexes, lethargy, coma, nausea/vomiting, give loop diuretics hypomagnesemia- chronic alcoholics, laryngeal stridor, inverted t wave,confusion, associated with hypokalemia hypermagnesemia- decreased deep tendon reflexes, hypotension, bradycardia, elevated t wave, weakness hpochloremia- tremors/twitching, shallow breaths, associated with hyponatremia/hypokalemia, give oral salt tablets hyperchloremia- weakness, lethargy, seen with cystic fibrosis, renal failure, diabetes insipidus hypophosphatemia- associated with hypercalcemia, slurred speech, tetany, parathesias, increased breathing rate, hypoactive bowel sounds hyperphosphatemia- associated with hypocalcemia, oliguria, corneal haziness, tachycardia, circumoral parathesias, tetany acid-base imbalances respiratory acidosis- copd, hypoventilation, etc. respiratory alkalosis- hyperventilation metabolic acidosis- dka, lactic acidosis, starvation, diarrhea, renal failure, shock metabolic alkalosis- vomiting, nasogastric suctioning, diuretic therapy, excess licorice intake iv solutions isotonic- normal saline, lactated ringers, 5% dextrose in water hypotonic- 0.45% ns, 0.225% ns hypertonic- 5% dextrose in 0.45% ns, 5% dextrose in 0.9% ns med-calc vol (ml) / time (minutes) x drop factor = flow rate dose order / dose on hand x amount available = amount to give random -vasopressin is for diabetes insipidus -duodenal ulcers= pain relieved by eating -gastric ulcers-pain exacerbated/unrelieved by food -hypoparathyroid- low calcium, high phosphorus, s/s: parathesias -hyperparathyroid- high calcium, low phosphorus, s/s: decreased deep tendon reflexes -5 rights of delegation- right task, right circumstance, right person, right direction/communication, right supervision/evaluation -normal serum osmolality= 275-295 -therapeutic digoxin level= 0.5-2 -therapeutic theophylline level= 10-20 -therapeutic lithium level = 1-1.5 -fetal heart strips: veal chop (variable is cord, early is head, accelerations is ok and late is placental insuffenciency) - 60 mg= 1 gr -autonomic dyreflexia- check foley first! -mi treatment= mona (morphine, oxygen, nitro, aspirin) -hyperglycemia = dry and drowsy, hypoglycemia = wet and wild -pulse paradoxus- pulse is weak on inspiration and strong on expiration -hypothyroidism: decreased t3 +t4, but increased tsh -hypertyroidism: increased t3 + t4, but decreased tsh

Got this from a thread I just happened to go to barnes and noble one day and went through the books there and when I flipped through exam cram book , I went Holly crap this looks just like nclex.....came home did research on it, many people said questions are just like how you will find nclex, then i had to get this book. I have lots of other books, saunders ( too easy for me), incredible easy ( i find it challenging), kaplan ( good strategy book), I also tried learning extension ( please people dont waste money on this, too much info on there just read your saunders book from front to back 2 times lol you will be fine), also did Hurst review thinking that i may need to know my core content again ( Review was excellent online, loved it) but unfortunately didnt workout for me.....but when i saw the questions in exam cram, It was by far the most close to what you will be dealing with in nclex. Now as i was doing questions on exam cram last night, I felt like few of the questions outta there were in my nclex

Your asking me if Exam Cram a book? Yes.