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TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
0:20 Tip 1 - Assume you have a prescription
2:18 Tip 2 - Least Invasive
4:32 Tip 3 - Think NCLEXY!
6:16 Tip 4 - Same NCLEX, no matter the state
8:07 Tip 5 - Assess before you act
10:31 NCLEX notebook

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20 Comments

@yemsrachsimpson1408 1 year ago

We were taught to choose semi fowler first

@AsDfGh6781 1 year ago

I passed my lpn exam so happy. With your books and videos helped me so much 😊😊

@HalleluYahuah4Ever 1 year ago

She is right, B. Administer 2 L/min of oxygen via nasal cannula why? The client has signs of hypoxemia (O2 saturation 85%, increased respiratory rate, restlessness). Immediate oxygen is needed to improve oxygenation and prevent respiratory failure.

Administering low-flow oxygen (2 L/min) via nasal cannula is the priority first action to address the low oxygen saturation.

Placing the client in semi-Fowler’s position (option A) is important but secondary to restoring oxygenation. Oxygen should not be delayed.

Notifying the healthcare provider (option C) is important but comes after initiating oxygen therapy.

Preparing for intubation (option D) is for severe respiratory failure or if oxygen therapy and positioning fail; this is not the first step.

@sugabunz9383 1 year ago

Thank you ❤

@dejanae7336 1 year ago

thank you. ❤

@mrsevelynluz 4 months ago

Amazing! Thank you!

@Lalygirl7891 1 year ago

Wow!! This video was very helpful! Thank you! 🙏🏼

@heartriah 1 year ago

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@LynetteMulenga-t2i 11 months ago

This is very helpful.Thank you

@reysaguire5409 8 months ago

ThAnk you nurse in the making I passed nclex-rn

@ferozali1553 10 months ago (edited)

Your nursing NCLEX test tips are very informative and conceptual. ❤️👍

@AbdlMajeed.364 1 year ago

Informative 👍🏻

@blutaurus1987 1 year ago (edited)

Why O2 first?? That’s not too bad for a client with COPD??… least invasive would be to sit them up first, right?

@Maureen-ix7ue 11 months ago

Thank you very much for your study tips. It helped me pass my med surg certification. 🙏

@leiwidman 10 months ago

thanks 👍🏻

@blessyasish 1 year ago

Could you please do a video about assisting a client when transferring to wheel chair and in what are all the situations a nurses mandated to report the child abuse.

@bebebe7666 6 months ago

❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you very much l passed in 85!!! Now USRN!

@JT-qm3kn 8 months ago

Question #1 should also have been least invasive first which would make option A the correct answer first, not B. Always assist the client up and straight then administer oxygen or other interventions as needed.