BSN NCLEX Competition Exam Preparation

06/17/2026

Fatty Liver (Hepatic Steatosis)

What is it?

Fatty liver occurs when excess fat accumulates inside liver cells (hepatocytes).

Key Features in the Image

* Enlarged liver (hepatomegaly)
* Smooth liver surface
* Yellow, greasy appearance
* Fat droplets inside hepatocytes
* Minimal or no fibrosis (scarring)
* Liver structure remains normal

Causes

* Obesity
* Type 2 Diabetes
* Alcohol use
* High cholesterol
* Metabolic syndrome

Symptoms

Many patients have no symptoms. Some may experience:

* Mild right upper quadrant discomfort
* Fatigue
* Feeling of abdominal fullness

NCLEX Pearl

✅ Fatty liver is reversible with:

* Weight loss
* Exercise
* Healthy diet
* Avoiding alcohol

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2. Liver Cirrhosis

What is it?

Cirrhosis is the irreversible replacement of healthy liver tissue with scar tissue (fibrosis).

Key Features in the Image

* Shrunken liver
* Irregular nodular surface
* Extensive fibrous bands
* Regenerative nodules
* Distorted blood vessels
* Portal hypertension

Causes

* Chronic alcohol abuse
* Hepatitis B and C
* Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH)
* Long-term liver injury

Symptoms

The image highlights:

* Ascites (fluid in abdomen)
* Jaundice (yellow skin and eyes)
* Spider angiomas

Other NCLEX symptoms:

* Edema
* Esophageal varices
* Easy bruising
* Confusion (hepatic encephalopathy)
* Bleeding tendencies

NCLEX Pearl

❌ Cirrhosis is irreversible.
Treatment focuses on:

* Preventing complications
* Managing portal hypertension
* Liver transplantation if severe

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Examples

A+

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O+

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1. Sodium (Na⁺)

Normal range: 135–145 mEq/L

Main Function

Sodium controls:

* Fluid balance
* Brain and nerve function

Low Sodium = Hyponatremia

Common signs:

* Confusion
* Seizures
* Muscle cramps

Why?
Low sodium causes brain cells to swell, leading to neurological symptoms.

High Sodium = Hypernatremia

Common signs:

* Extreme thirst
* Dry mouth
* Restlessness

Why?
Too much sodium pulls water out of cells, causing dehydration.

Nursing Notes

* Monitor neurological status closely
* Watch for seizures
* Saline solutions may be used carefully

NCLEX Memory Trick

“Na⁺ = Neuro”
Sodium problems mainly affect the brain.

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2. Potassium (K⁺)

Normal range: 3.5–5.0 mEq/L

Main Function

Potassium controls:

* Heart rhythm
* Muscle contraction

Low Potassium = Hypokalemia

Common signs:

* Weakness
* Flat or inverted T waves on ECG

Serious risk:

* Dangerous cardiac arrhythmias

High Potassium = Hyperkalemia

Common signs:

* Tall peaked T waves
* Irregular heartbeat

Serious risk:

* Cardiac arrest

Nursing Notes

* Never give potassium IV push
* Monitor ECG continuously

NCLEX Memory Trick

“K⁺ = Heart”
Potassium problems are cardiac emergencies.

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3. Calcium (Ca²⁺)

Normal range: 8.5–10.5 mg/dL

Main Function

Calcium helps with:

* Muscle contraction
* Bones
* Nerve transmission

Low Calcium = Hypocalcemia

Common signs:

* Tetany (muscle spasms)
* Positive Chvostek sign
* Positive Trousseau sign

Why?
Nerves become overly excitable.

High Calcium = Hypercalcemia

Common signs:

* Lethargy
* Bone pain

Nursing Notes

* Vitamin D helps calcium absorption
* Monitor airway in severe hypocalcemia

NCLEX Memory Trick

“Ca²⁺ = Muscles”

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4. Magnesium (Mg²⁺)

Normal range: 1.5–2.5 mEq/L

Main Function

Magnesium supports:

* Nerve function
* Muscle relaxation
* Heart rhythm

Low Magnesium = Hypomagnesemia

Common signs:

* Tremors
* Tachycardia

High Magnesium = Hypermagnesemia

Common signs:

* Hyporeflexia
* Bradycardia

Nursing Notes

* Monitor deep tendon reflexes
* Use caution in renal patients

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5. Phosphate (PO₄³⁻)

Normal range: 2.5–4.5 mg/dL

Main Function

Phosphate helps with:

* Energy production (ATP)
* Bone health

Low Phosphate

Common signs:

* Weakness
* Confusion

High Phosphate

Can cause:

* Tetany
* Hypocalcemia

Key Concept

Phosphate and calcium have an inverse relationship:

* High phosphate → low calcium
* Low phosphate → high calcium

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6. Chloride (Cl⁻)

Normal range: 95–105 mEq/L

Main Function

Chloride helps regulate:

* Acid–base balance
* Fluid balance

Low Chloride

Common signs:

* Muscle cramps
* Metabolic alkalosis

High Chloride

Common signs:

* Deep rapid breathing
* Metabolic acidosis

Nursing Notes

Monitor acid–base status carefully.

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Important NCLEX Patterns

Electrolytes That Affect the Heart

* Potassium
* Magnesium
* Calcium

Watch ECG changes carefully.

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Electrolytes That Affect the Brain

* Sodium

Low sodium can rapidly cause seizures.

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Electrolytes That Affect Muscles

* Calcium
* Magnesium
* Potassium

Muscle twitching usually suggests LOW calcium or magnesium.

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High-Yield NCLEX Tips

Hypo = “Everything Slows”

Except calcium and magnesium, which can cause twitching and excitability.

Hyper = “Everything Speeds Up”

Except calcium and magnesium, which often depress reflexes.

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Quick Memory Summary

* K⁺ = Heart
* Na⁺ = Brain
* Ca²⁺ = Muscle
* Mg²⁺ = Reflexes
* PO₄³⁻ = Opposite of Calcium
* Cl⁻ = Acid–Base Balanc

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