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    NURSING.com NCLEX® Question of the Day (Nursing Podcast for NCLEX® Prep and Nursing School) by NURSING.com (NRSNG)

    Podcast for nursing students covering one NCLEX® style question with rationale.

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    QOD 001: Pediatric Patient Jaundice (Physiological adaptation) Mar 09, 2020
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    The post QOD 001: Pediatric Patient Jaundice (Physiological adaptation) appeared first on NURSING.com.


    I’m a Little Bit Scared to Share This #vulnerable May 26, 2017
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    Can I be honest? I had an amazing experience last month. It was one of those moments when you are filled with thousands of emotions ranging from happiness to sadness all at the same time. Have you ever felt that before? [ctt title=”You never know the reach you will have as a nurse.” tweet=”You […]

    The post I’m a Little Bit Scared to Share This #vulnerable appeared first on NURSING.com.


    NRSNG Isn’t Mine . . . It’s OURS! Aug 22, 2016
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    So . . . I guess this episode is just about 8 minutes of a few thoughts on my mind. Mostly though, I just want you all to know how much you really mean to us! NRSNG.com isn’t mine . . . it’s OURS. And you are a part of it. Thank you for […]

    The post NRSNG Isn’t Mine . . . It’s OURS! appeared first on NURSING.com.


    QOD 90: Dehydration in the Elderly (Labs/Health Promotion and Maintenance) May 13, 2016
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    Question: An 86-year-old male patient is transferred from the long-term care facility where he lives to the hospital for treatment after falling in the hallway. The staff tell the nurse that he normally is not a fall risk and has been healthy and active, with little to no cognitive impairments. Upon admission, the patients laboratory […]

    The post QOD 90: Dehydration in the Elderly (Labs/Health Promotion and Maintenance) appeared first on NURSING.com.


    QOD 89: Complications of Gestational Diabetes (Endocrine/Metabolic/Health Promotion and Maintenance) May 12, 2016
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    Question: A pregnant client is in labor to deliver her baby. The mother is 39 weeks’ gestation and has had gestational diabetes during pregnancy. The mother has missed many prenatal appointments and admits that she has not checked her blood glucose levels or controlled her diet well, despite her diagnosis. Which of the following are […]

    The post QOD 89: Complications of Gestational Diabetes (Endocrine/Metabolic/Health Promotion and Maintenance) appeared first on NURSING.com.


    QOD 88: Aspiration After Bronchoscopy (Respiratory/Health Promotion and Maintenance) May 11, 2016
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    Question: A 35-year-old client is undergoing a bronchoscopy procedure to evaluate a mass in his airway. Following the procedure, the nurse periodically assesses the patients cough and gag reflexes. Which best describes the rationale for this action? Answer: D. To prevent the patient from aspirating secretions Rationale: A bronchoscopy is a diagnostic test that involves […]

    The post QOD 88: Aspiration After Bronchoscopy (Respiratory/Health Promotion and Maintenance) appeared first on NURSING.com.


    QOD-87 Assessment of Pain (GI/GU/Health Promotion and Maintenance) May 10, 2016
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    Question: A nurse is caring for a 15-year-old girl who is recovering from an appendectomy. The nurse is trying to assess the patients level of pain. Which question from the nurse would be most appropriate for determining the intensity of pain the patient is experiencing? Answer: C. “How would you rate your pain on a […]

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    QOD 86: Hypothermia in an Infant (OB/Peds/Health Promotion and Maintenance) May 09, 2016
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    Question: A nurse working in the newborn nursery is caring for an infant who was born 3 hours ago. The infant’s axillary temperature is 97.0F and the nurse notes that his respiratory rate is 60/minute. Which action of the nurse is most appropriate? Answer: B. Increase the heat on the radiant warmer and place a […]

    The post QOD 86: Hypothermia in an Infant (OB/Peds/Health Promotion and Maintenance) appeared first on NURSING.com.


    QOD 85: Cardiac Changes Related to Aging (Cardiac/Health Promotion and Maintenance) May 06, 2016
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    Question: An 80-year-old patient is being seen at the primary care clinic for routine care. The nurse performs a physical assessment on the patient. Based on the potential changes in the cardiac system associated with aging, which instructions would the nurse most likely give to this patient? Answer: A. Tell the patient to stand up […]

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    QOD 84: Best Patient Position to assess Posterior Lung Sounds (Respiratory/Health Promotion and Maintenance) May 05, 2016
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    Question: A nurse needs to assess a patients back and listen to posterior lung sounds. In which position would it be most appropriate to place this patient? Answer: D. High Fowler’s Rationale: To assess the back and listen to posterior lung sounds, the nurse should place the client in the high Fowler’s position. In this […]

    The post QOD 84: Best Patient Position to assess Posterior Lung Sounds (Respiratory/Health Promotion and Maintenance) appeared first on NURSING.com.


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