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If you want to head out on a trip, do you use a GPS?

Of course you do, right!

You use a GPS because, you want to stay on track, you don’t want to take a detour, you want to know what to expect ahead, how long the trip is going to take, and how far are you from your destination

Now, why is it that you are not applying that to your NCLEX Journey?

New 2024 guidelines are out, you still don’t know about them.

You are walking through an unknown path without having a proper Study plan

On today’s call, I will break down the NCLEX blueprint and the path to pass with 85 questions.

Don't think about how hard it is. Focus on how amazing it will feel when you finally pass the NCLEX and become a registered nurse.

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BELIEVE IN YOURSELF!!♥️

As a nursing student, are you setting your sights high for the new year? Is your resoolution is to conquer the NCLEX, one step at a time?What are your study goals for 2024??

The NCLEX is a crucial step in this journey, and you need to be determined to overcome it with resilience, perseverance, and with a relentless pursuit of knowledge. You’ll will pass this exam because you’re driven by a purpose greater than yourself ."

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Don't let a failed attempt hold you back from achieving your dreams.

Dear students, this lasts months coming bring along new hopes and new opportunities…. May you learn from your past mistakes and accomplish your targets for future with your strength and dedication…. Wishing you all a very successful 2023

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🤔 NCLEX Test Friday Challenge:

Picture yourself in the fast-paced world of the emergency department. A client with suspected myocardial infarction (MI) is on your radar.
Which assessment should be your TOP priority?

A) Monitoring vital signs every 4 hours.
B) Administering pain medication as needed.
C) Obtaining a 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG).
D) Ensuring a quiet and dimly lit room.

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Antihypertensives are so commonly asked about on your nursing exams & are some of the most common drugs you'll see as a nurse! Here are some must-know facts to save:

All antihypertensives can cause orthostatic hypotension, which is a decrease in blood pressure that occurs due to a position change. Most commonly, it'll occur when a patient moves from lying down or sitting to standing up

EDUCATE: Change positions slowly & sit at the edge of

the bed for at least 30-60 seconds
prioritizing If antihypertensives are stopped suddenly, rebound hypertension can occur (the blood pressure will BOUNCE back in the opposite direction and severe hypertension

can occur. EDUCATE: NEVER stop blood pressure medications abruptly, they must be tapered

ACE inhibitors (Angiotensin Converting Enzyme inhibitors) can cause a cough (I can almost promise you you'll see this on your exams or NCLEX!) EDUCATE that a dry cough can be expected with ACE

inhibitors, but elevated potassium levels and angioedema may also occur and are concerning! These require rapid intervention

Beta-blockers are used to lower blood pressure and can also lower heart rate. These end in the suffix 6-olol". EDUCATE patients (and nurses) to assess pulse and blood pressure prior to administration. This is a rule of thumb for ALL antihypertensives!

Which medication is commonly used for angina & is a potent vasodilator? Comment Below!