Sequential Order Questions

Good luck on exam.

Thanks for listing them. Make sure i know them by heart.

does anyone know where I can find the sequential order of items listed? thanks!

I would assume in your nursing text books. Thats where I learned the info.

I am googling now, so far can't find any. Usually these are clinical procedures. I may have to go and check out my Perry & Potter Book. But a list would really help.

Perry & Potter book...It's all there...

Hi, I read a post on here but can't find it now. A brilliant woman/nurse gave excellent advice on what to study for the NCLEX. She had amazing recall and hit the key points right on.

Since I've read her post, I've been trying to find information on sequential order for the following care delivery items:

Urine culture

Starting a new iv

Administering meds via g tube

Drawing insulins ( clear or cloudy)

Inserting foley catheters ( males and females)

Sterile field

Performing exams such as breast and testicular exam

Administering ear and eye drops

Thanks so much, I'm scheduled to take my nclex this Saturday, 8/31, ewww eeeh yikesss...I'm nervous :)

Goodluck to you! I know YOU CAN DO IT! and thanks too for brought it in this TOPICS coz I do remember I HAVE encounter One of the ORDER's youve POST, and I will Be reaally Touchin up and not forgettin to review,,, PLs posted up your result here! Thanks again

I may be thick but I have no idea what you mean by "sequential order for the following care delivery items." Most of these are procedures, but a sterile field is an item. Do you mean, putting these in order if they all had to be done for a particular patient? Nah, that doesn't make a lot of sense. Do you mean, how do you do each of these procedures, step by step? That should be in your lab book from school. Or am I missing something entirely?

I may be thick but I have no idea what you mean by "sequential order for the following care delivery items." Most of these are procedures, but a sterile field is an item. Do you mean, putting these in order if they all had to be done for a particular patient? Nah, that doesn't make a lot of sense. Do you mean, how do you do each of these procedures, step by step? That should be in your lab book from school. Or am I missing something entirely?

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought this. OP, can you clarify what you mean?

I think they are looking for the order you do each step for each procedure/treatment they listed (separately).

I think they are looking for the order you do each step for each procedure/treatment they listed (separately).

Youre Exactly right, and thats what exactly in my EXAM:yes: