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  1. I got two conflicting NCLEX questions. According to Kaplan, a nurse should attend to the patient in the most advanced labor first. According to NSCBN course, a nurse should attend to the patient in a...
  2. What is really a priority?

    I don't know which is more likely to happen - prolapsed cord or serious labor complications. I don't know of any statistics that would say which happens more often, that's why I'm so
  3. How to transfer a patient with one weak/paralysed side from a bed to a chair? None of my books tells about specific chair position, and I can't find anything on the internet either. My idea is: 1....
  4. Bed to chair transfer technique

    that sounds the most logical to me. thanks!
  5. Just stumbled upon Kaplan question. It said restarting IV in the DISTAL part of the same arm where inflitration occurred was ok. I'm not concerned with the same arm (since patient had mastectomy on...
  6. IV restart after infiltration

    That's what I always thought. I hate these book/CD errors... so confusing...
  7. Ok, now it's all clear. Thanks!
  8. Daytonite, Thanks for clarification and for the thread link - I just read it, very interesting... I wasn't aware that it takes that much air to do damage... Yes, I have a pretty clear picture of it...
  9. Daytonite, thanks for tuning in... The questions in question :) were general questions about what nurse should do first when suspecting air embolism following some procedure (list of procedures given....
  10. Remember, "repetition is a mother of retention" The only way to remember things is to keep going over them again and again and again... Test questions mostly teach you to think critically... They...
  11. How to pass the NCLEX

    The more test questions I answer the more I start believing that you just have to know everything. I think it's 95% knowledge (if you have it), 5% basic application of the knowledge. Sure, critical...
  12. Saunders has a question, where the correct answer is to draw a medication and only then check ID bracelet on the patient. I always thought client ID always comes
  13. When I answer these questions I always imagine myself standing right next to the patient with everything within a reach (drugs, equipment, other nurse)... (ideal NCLEX world) These questions are...
  14. Oh... I was for some reason thinking about drawing the med right at patient's table... Thanks!!!
  15. Isn't checking a bracelet a part of identifying? You ask his name and check his bracelet, and only then start the medication administration procedure. It's not like he could be mysteriously replaced...
  16. Thanks!!!
  17. Asthma is listed as a COPD. Is it? (many sources only include chronic bronchitis and emphysema) Tuberculin test positive only for more than 15 mm. (many sources say 10mm is enough to be considered...
  18. Well, actually I'm not frustrated at all. :) If I find some contradicting info I just look up on internet for few more sources to get an idea what it should be, it happens maybe once a day or so, it's...
  19. Book states normal ammonia level is 35-65 mcg/dl CD and internet: 15-45
  20. ok, another probable minor error. The CD says that during caloric testing, the cold water will produce eye movement towards the ear being irrigated in normal result. I found a couple of internet...
  21. The question is about stimulating bowel movement in an unconscious patient. Rationale says that "enemas may be needed on an every other day basis but they are used cautiously (may even be...
  22. my nclex story

    great story... congratulations!!!
  23. Can someone explain this statement to me?

    Oh... thanks for clarifying...
  24. Can someone explain this statement to me?

    I've never used one... I thought once enema is administered, it kinda just flow out by itself without any effort...
  25. Another possibly wrong Q from CD: According to it during removal of the nasogastric tube the client should take a deep breath and then exhale... Yet the book says the client should HOLD breath... (i...