NCLEX Lab Values Chart
To assist you on your nursing journey, here is a Lab Values Chart to help you! It is extremely important to know these by heart
Basic Metabolic Panel Simplified
SODIUM Hypernatremia: Greater than 145 Signs and symptoms of hypernatremia: mental status changes, confusion, agitation, ataxia, convulsion, hypertension, tachycardia, decreased urine output, thirst, pulmonary edema,
Does the Pearson Vue Trick Still Work for 2016?
You take the NCLEX and the last thing you want to do is wait several days for the unofficial results and several weeks for the
What You Need to Know About Spironolactone (Aldactone) for the NCLEX
Potassium can send you down into a spiral. That is why Spironolactone (Aldactone) is a potassium-sparing diuretic! Spironolactone (Aldactone) has a direct effect on the
What You Need to Know About Osmitrol for the NCLEX
Osmitrol is an osmotic diuretic. It focuses on increasing the osmotic pressure of the glomerular filtrate. Osmitrol, osmotic diuretic, and osmotic pressure all start with
Top Key Points You Need to Know About Diuretics
Direct routes of diuretics to administer to the patients are by mouth (PO), IV, and IM. There are loop diuretics and thiazide diuretics that you
53 Respiratory Memes You Need for the NCLEX
The NCLEX’s respiratory section is one of the harder sections of the test, but don’t be discouraged! Check out these respiratory memes to help you
46 NCLEX Diets You Need to Know in Memes
As a nursing student, it is understandable to feel overwhelmed by memorizing all of the diets you need to know for the NCLEX. The patients
NCLEX Nursing Mnemonics to Make Life Easier
ROME Respiratory is opposite! Respiratory alkalosis: PH is up, PCO2 is down Respiratory Acidosis: PH is down, PCO2 is up Metabolic is equal! Metabolic alkalosis:
Auscultation of Heart Sound Landmarks
You must be tired of auscultating heart sounds over and over, but here is something to help you get through your cardiology days. The photos
