Question 1 option 1 I find to be strange because it would be extremely rare for the pt in a hospital to be taking his or her own vitals before meds. So even though it is an illogical statement, should we just assume that it is true for any med questions since the overall statement expresses safe practice?
Hi Gary, With teaching about meds, it's very common to teach them to take their pulse before they take a med that affects their pulse (digoxin). Remember that teaching and discharge planning starts as soon as the client enters the hospital. And we have to teach them on how to take the medication correctly. When to hold it, when to call the doctor. So, it's actually very applicable to real life. Then when they go home they will know what to do.
It totally depends on the symptom data presented. But in general if a client's potassium is critical AND they are showing signs of a life-threatening dysrhythmia then I would choose the extremely abnormal potassium level/deadly dysrhythmia over someone with a high WBC count and mild fever. However if the potassium level is only mildly out of range + no other symptoms, against someone who is starting to show signs of infection, I would choose the unexpected infection client. Hope that makes sense!
There's no pdf copy. I think it's good to get the physical copy to write notes and and to refer back to pages. And there's over 400 images and it's all in color.
@@TheNCLEXTutor Hi Justine, I never got a chance to update you. But I passed NCLEX and your book was helpful in keeping me organized during the prep. Thank you!
You are a great tutor. Way better than a instructor.
Ahhh, thanks!
WOW.. THIS IS ACTUALLY VERY HELPFUL!!!
thank you! I'm working on more....
Very helpful thank you i subscribed your channel hopefully you gonna teach us NGN
Hi! Teaching everyone NGN is the plan!
Great stuff
Thank you!
This is honestly so helpful! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
I PERFECTLY AGREE
Question 1 option 1 I find to be strange because it would be extremely rare for the pt in a hospital to be taking his or her own vitals before meds. So even though it is an illogical statement, should we just assume that it is true for any med questions since the overall statement expresses safe practice?
Hi Gary, With teaching about meds, it's very common to teach them to take their pulse before they take a med that affects their pulse (digoxin). Remember that teaching and discharge planning starts as soon as the client enters the hospital. And we have to teach them on how to take the medication correctly. When to hold it, when to call the doctor. So, it's actually very applicable to real life. Then when they go home they will know what to do.
wow thank you for this video, very helpful. do you have more videos for SATA questions?
Not yet! I will put it on my list of good videos to do!
Great piece 🔥hat’s down
Thanks! Can't wait to get some new NCLEX NGN questions up!
hi, for a priority question, would you pick a potassium that is out of range or sepsis/infection?
It totally depends on the symptom data presented. But in general if a client's potassium is critical AND they are showing signs of a life-threatening dysrhythmia then I would choose the extremely abnormal potassium level/deadly dysrhythmia over someone with a high WBC count and mild fever. However if the potassium level is only mildly out of range + no other symptoms, against someone who is starting to show signs of infection, I would choose the unexpected infection client. Hope that makes sense!
This is soooo helpful you are the best ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You're welcome :)
Hello Justine! I know your physical book is sold out, do you sell your book in pdf format? I would like to purchase.
Hi! It's only a physical copy. And the 2nd edition 2023 will come out in January!
Hi! I just wanted to let you know that the 2nd edition of the 2023 NCLEX Nuggets is now available! thenclextutor.com/store
@@TheNCLEXTutor hi is it possible to get a pdf copy ??
There's no pdf copy. I think it's good to get the physical copy to write notes and and to refer back to pages. And there's over 400 images and it's all in color.
Hi Justine! I just ordered my book. Any estimate on when I will receive it? I live in NY
Probably Thursday of this week! :) You might be the first one to get the new edition - let me know how you like it!
@@TheNCLEXTutor Hi Justine, thank you for this book. It's really organized and makes studying a lot easier :)
Hi! I think I accidently removed your super nice comment! Do you mind writing it again???
@@TheNCLEXTutor Hi Justine, I never got a chance to update you. But I passed NCLEX and your book was helpful in keeping me organized during the prep. Thank you!
Do u have a digital copy of that book and where to purchase
The Nuggets only comes as a real physical book. I can post here as soon as it's available. It should be here this week :)
@@TheNCLEXTutor Im from the Philippines tho
That's Ok. I ship there. It just costs a bit more - international rates.
Hi! I just wanted to let you know that the 2nd edition of the 2023 NCLEX Nuggets is now available! thenclextutor.com/store
Is your new book available yet?
Soon! The last touches are being put on it and it will be available the week of JAN 15 2023
Hi! I just wanted to let you know that the 2nd edition of the 2023 NCLEX Nuggets is now available! thenclextutor.com/store