Answering Priority NCLEX style questions

Priority questions are a popular question type and choosing the “most important” or “best” answer can be a challenge! Watch & learn how I identify the BEST (and correct answer) in these 4 sample questions. For more fun information, visit / tootrn or www.tootRN.com.

[@patriciajones6781]

You break this down so well!!! Wish I knew about you when I first started nursing school!!!

[@haticha1]

Thank you, I got them all!! I am taking my NCLEX tomorrow.

[@Drmdunn]

Did you pass?

[@teawithme6686]

S. Dunne lol I was wondering the same

[@hadyelhady4254]

I hope you did it and passed your test

[@AGODLYMINDSET]

This was soooo helpful, and I got every answer right before you even broke it all down, but it helped me understand a lot better and also will help me when I’m taking the nclex to break the questions down just like this to get to the right answer.... thank you so much!!! God bless you!!!!

[@beyondfamilyentertainment5802]

This is amazing. Please do more of this pleaseeeeeeeee

[@aaliyahs9594]

Thank you , this is very helpful i am currently in nursing school my first semester , I really appreciate you .

[@charleneshahid8501]

hello thank you this was very helpful, i just started nursing school and was hoping you could do a video on nursing fundamentals questions please?

[@alexski2271]

For the third one... why do you not consider ABC and check their breath sounds...

[@revtamabell]

I got them all correct and I am a retired virologist, daughter of a nurse and xray tech however! :) I guess that and my AP classes must have helped in the 'critical thinking' style questions. My daughter is studying for the NCLEX PN.

[@Drip-Drip88]

You are Awesome! keep up the amazing work and thank you for your knowledge.

[@monzilachowdhury6590]

You explained so nicely. Thank you so much.

[@olivenwokorie9271]

This is a great way to answer these questions. It is like a breeze to me. I am going to start the nursing school next month. I hope all the questions will be like these ones.Thanks again for your help. hope

[@allisonyoungblood7514]

+Olive Nwokorie how is it going?

[@olivenwokorie9271]

it is fine

[@ronkwarin6917]

Thanks, can you do more of this and categorize following to each etiology. This will help students for their exam.

[@erwinabelarde6763]

Amazing explanations... God bless your soul..PLS share more nclex style questions with your vivid explanation... I have gone through different videos but yours put me into clear water... Thank you so so so much...

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

erwin abelarde No need to wait! More, full videos can be found on my product page at @product/nclex-question-breakdowns-jannah-george/ :)

[@monica9usa]

My exam was loaded with these i don't think I did so well but this will help if I have to go back.

[@melruss8286]

I get it......if that be the case when testing is a another question! Practice makes near perfect. Thank you!

[@Lovebeingprecious]

Thanks, you are a great teacher.clear and straight to the point.

[@beyondfamilyentertainment5802]

Your book Nclex play book. What is it all about. I will taking my nclex next month first week. Do you think it will help

[@ayobamialbert1411]

I love your teaching... thanks a lot!

[@tanecj]

All right except the shock one, but I understand why I got it wrong! MORE PLEASE!

[@Chastityy1981]

Thank you!!! Love you on IG and now looking at your youtube videos is awesome! I feel like I can go into my final semester well prepared.

[@immaculateabalihi9137]

Got them all except the Sata please how can I join your tutor group

[@AlexKiz29]

For the unconscious patient on the floor, my review book states for a patient in VF to initiate CPR until a defibrillator is available. But in this case the defibrillator is available. That is what made me choose the defibrillator answer. Am I missing something?

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

+Alexandra Kizhnerman Your FIRST action in finding an unconscious pt. on the floor should be CPR-- not defib. How do you know the defib is available?? The question doesn't state that- that's just an option. Don't assume :-) Just like the question doesn't say the patient has a pulse ox on ;-)

[@AlexKiz29]

+tootRN, LLC. Thank you :)

[@JayCee-bj3ff]

hi would it be in a perfect world the defib would be available? according to lacharity research suggest dfib first too im so confuse with this

[@TheCountrybumpkin1]

I thought you have to defibrillate first because VFib is a pulseless rhythm...

[@akkusnursingclassroom2153]

Thank you

[@shreehariadhikari]

Which is correct cpr or defibrillator ?

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

CPR first

[@roccckkky284]

Your videos are so helpful! Thanks! :)

[@imfoundation7274]

Thanks my dear for all explanation !!!

[@MAFHHZM]

thank you so much for your time by doing these vidoses. Could you please do more especially on questions part?

[@angelique6585]

thank you so much for this review, i am studying for NCLex and this was helpfull

[@melissah9641]

Thank you RN Toot!!

[@mayachaulagain4961]

U explained them very well..
I got all right 🙂🙂

[@johnsam7369]

Got them all yay. Ur explanations are great

[@tiffanylam5835]

This was so helpful!!!

[@bosedeoguns1020]

Good job!

[@SuperioMan3432]

I'm a first year student in my first semester... Should I be concerned that I can't answer any of these correctly?

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

Not at all! :-)

[@rijivarghese7364]

Very good lecture.

[@corrinemcisaac7591]

Great suggestions, would you be able to give our class a tutorial?

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

Would love to-- feel free to shoot me an email!

[@corrinemcisaac7591]

Could you forward me your email address.

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

Corrine McIsaac [e-mail]

[@fardowsaomar9286]

what is saline lock. Pls explain

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

+Fardowsa Omar It's an IV (catheter) that's flushed with normal saline, then capped off-- or locked.

[@maicute07]

Thank you.❤

[@jaison1808]

Excellent teaching with rationales...

[@aprilmoore9400]

I got all right but the first question 😩

[@chiomaigbokwe9392]

A1 information

[@hiltonattoh9801]

love your videos

[@scraffs224]

What about the third one ... Isn't ABC's always the priority? So auscultating the client's breath sounds?

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

The scenario presented to you is shock; auscultating breath sounds do not help the patient or address the problem :) Short answer-- no, it's not always ABC! Careful :)

[@ncp3077]

you are so wonderful. thank you

[@yyb7027]

very helpful thanks

[@hirutmeheretu9686]

Thanks!!!

[@tammyfarrell3863]

can I ask a question about one of these?

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

Of course!

[@natashamerchant9779]

I got them all yay I take my exam in 57 days

[@lourdesdaniel-lugones387]

Thank you!!

[@marquekander590]

These are from HESI. Please, more help for HESI!!!

[@Saved7]

Amen

[@bijogeorge1604]

You are great.

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

Bijo George Thank you!

[@JetBrews]

I got them all wrong.. :(

[@alfiegakamo4099]

The struggle is real

[@KYRAA30]

I got one wrong

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

Not bad!

[@beverlyspencer-powell7741]

how do i buy this

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

Links are in the video :-)

[@BillBurns-ps2pd]

Be my tutor

[@tootRNLLCFortLauderdale]

:-) OK!