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🤱Breastfeeding is the gold standard for newborn nutrition!
These NCLEX high-yield points will help you remember feeding schedule, contraindications, common problems, and exam pearls easily.
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CPR SAVES LIVES ❤️
🫀 One chart. Three age groups. Zero confusion.
✔️CPR Basics You MUST Remember (NCLEX High-Yield):
✔️Compression rate: 100-120/min
✔️Correct depth for Infant | Child | Adult
✔️Right compression : breath ratio
✔️Proper hand position
📌Small details = BIG marks in exams
📌Big impact in real-life emergencies
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Here are some common gastrointestinal (GI) nursing medical terms you'll want to know.
Melena = dark, tarry stool
Hematochezia = bright red blood in stool
Ascites = swollen abdomen from fluid
lleus = temporary loss of bowel motility
Steatorrhea = fatty, greasy stool
Constipation = hard, infrequent stool
Diarrhea = loose, watery stool
Borborygmi = rumbling bowel sounds
Emesis = vomiting
Hematemesis = vomiting blood

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I'm so blessed right now 🥳 thank you Mommy for everything and I know my dad was with me through it all! I even got a question about ALS on my nclex which made me feel like my dad was sitting right there with me ❤️ ya girl is a nurseeeeeee

🩺TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE: Daily NCLEX Practice 📝
It's time for a quick clinical check! As a nurse, critical thinking starts with interpreting lab values before you ever reach for the med drawer.
The Scenario: A patient with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) has an order for epoetin alfa. Looking at the labs in the image, which one should make you pause?
Think you know the answer?
1️⃣Drop your guess in the comments!
2️⃣SWIPE to the next slide to see the correct answer and the full rationale.

Time to check your nursing knowledge! Try this NCLEX®-style practice question and let us know your answer in the comments!
When you're ready to check your answer...swipe to see the correct choice and read the full rationale 👀👀
Comment "SURE PASS" for the link to access more practice questions like this to get you Next Gen NCLEX-ready!

Can you answer this NCLEX question?
What's the nurse's priority action in this scenario?
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Here are common locations of the different types of headaches, including stress, migraine, hypertensive crisis, cluster, sinus, post-traumatic, TMJ, exertion, and thunderclap.

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