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PickledCrib

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  1. Congrats, your story helped to relieve some anxiety. I take mines this coming Wednesday.
  2. Did you feel the ATI mobile mentor app questions where on par with NCLEX?
  3. I am not understanding the rationale fully. Why would it be A over C? (My Chicken Hez TB) A night-shift nurse receives a call from the emergency department about a client with herpes zoster who is going to be admitted to the floor. Based on this diagnosis, where should the nurse assign the client? [TABLE=width: 100%] [TR] [TD][/TD] [TD][/TD] [TD]Private room [/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD][/TD] [TD][/TD] [TD]Semi-private room with a client who had chickenpox and was admitted with a GI bleed [/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD][/TD] [TD][/TD] [TD]Isolation room with negative airflow [/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD][/TD] [TD][/TD] [TD]Semi-private room with a client diagnosed with pneumonia [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [TABLE=width: 100%] [TR] [TD]Explanation: Herpes zoster, a highly contagious infection, is transmitted by direct contact with vesicular fluid or airborne droplets from the infected host's respiratory tract. Placing the client with a client diagnosed with pneumonia places that client at risk for contracting herpes zoster. An isolation room with negative airflow isn't necessary for the client with herpes zoster. The nurse should assign the client to a private room. The client could safely room with the client who already had chickenpox; however, visitors might be unnecessarily exposed.[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]
  4. I am in the the same boat. My QT scores are in the mid to hi 60s they would be in the 70s if it was not for basic care and comfort. If you find anything that helps please share.
  5. How did the ATI mentor questions compare to the NCLEX
  6. Are you using Hogan? When do plan on taking the nclex?
  7. So how did you do on the NCLEX. do you feel prep u helped you?
  8. I have the CD. I was just using Hogan for the questions, but I plan on start using it for content and questions.
  9. Thanks for the input. I think I will do the same and switch to studying content, and doing questions that correlate with that system.
  10. I am attempting to study for NCLEX, but I can not seem to find a starting point so I can get a routine going. I would like to do 50 questions on a computer and minimum 10 lacharity PDA minimum a day. The problem is some days are good some are horrible which makes me recognize I need to review content not just rationales. Kaplan Readiness 67.8 Kaplan Predictor 70.0 Kaplan Predictor 61.7 Q1 64 Q2 64 Q2 55 Q4 63.3 Mary Ann Hogan (25 questions) 60-75 Qbank (50 questions) 50-72 It does not seem like it is enough time in the day. I still have not set a date for my NCLEX I am waiting on my school to send my transcript to the BON. I would greatly appreciate any insight or suggestions.

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