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📍NCLEX TRAP QUESTION ALERT!

Two patients are receiving anticoagulants:
📍One is on Heparin
📍 One is on Warfarin
Which lab value are you monitoring for each patient? 👀

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A. Heparin → INR | Warfarin → aPTT
B. Heparin → aPTT | Warfarin → INR
C. Both → INR
D. Both → aPTT

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A 3-year-old child is diagnosed with Kawasaki disease, what is the priority nursing interventions

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🚨 NCLEX ALERT: This medication can SAVE a failing heart... but too much can STOP it.

💊 DIGOXIN — one of the most tested cardiac medications on the NCLEX!

Before administering, remember:
✅ Check the apical pulse for 1 full minute
✅ Hold and notify the provider if HR < 60 bpm
✅ Monitor potassium levels closely
✅ Know the signs of toxicity

🔥 NCLEX Memory Trick:
N-A-U-S-E-A
✔️ Nausea
✔️ Anorexia
✔️ Unusual fatigue
✔️ Sight changes (yellow/green halos)
✔️ EKG changes
✔️ Arrhythmias

⚠️ Low potassium + Digoxin = Increased risk of toxicity

This is one medication every nursing student should master before exam day.

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A client CKD stage 4 is on low protein diet, which foods should the nurse recommend.
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A patient is admitted with dehydration and vomiting lab results show elevated creatine and BUN which conditions does these findings indicate?

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A 4yo, presents with a 6‑day fever unresponsive to antibiotics; cracked lips, strawberry tongue & maculopapular rash. What are your priority interventions? (SATA)

Which finding requires immediate action by the Nurse?

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A client with heart failure is prescribed furosemide 40 mg IV. Which finding requires immediate nursing intervention?

A Urine output 1,200 mL in 8 hours
B Potassium level 3.1 mEq/L
C Blood pressure 138/86 mmHg
D Weight loss of 2 lbs in 24 hours

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