Parkland Formula Practice Questions for Burns NCLEX
Parkland Formula Practice Questions for Burns NCLEX
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NCLEX Pediatric Fever Management 🌡️ A fever in a child is 100.4°F (38.0°C) or higher 🦠Common causes include infection, post-vaccination periods, or even a compromised immune system 🚨Febrile seizures can occur with very elevated temperature, but are NOT related most often to the central nervous system and do not indicate brain infection. They are simply due to the high temperature! 💊Ibuprofen & acetaminophen should be administered as ordered, but aspirin should be avoided for the risk of Reye
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🚨 NCLEX Question of the Day! 🚨 A post-CABG client suddenly becomes hypotensive with muffled heart sounds and jugular venous distention. Pulsus paradoxus is noted. After ensuring airway and oxygenation, which action should the nurse take next? A. Increase IV fluids and reassess in 30 minutes B. Position the client flat and notify the surgeon C. Prepare for emergency pericardiocentesis D. Administer morphine to reduce cardiac workload Think you know the answer? Drop your thoughts in the comments
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Studying for your nursing school exams or Next Generation NCLEX? Knowing your basic fluid balance terminology will go a long way! When you get a question about something unfamiliar - break down the word! Chances are, you'll be able to get an idea of what they're talking about 😉 Master this terminology, and you'll set yourself up to be a pro when it comes to IV fluids! 💦💪 Follow Archer NCLEX Review for more quick NCLEX tips like this! #nclexhelp #nclextips #passnclex #futurern #newgradnurse |
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Nclex Rapid Quiz#nurseexam#nclex #nurselife #nclexstudying#nclexprep#nursingreview #nursingquiz #nursing #fbreels23 Property of ©Ace Nclex3153 A patient is brought to the emergency department in status epilepticus. Which of the following assessments is the highest priority for the nurse to perform?A. Administer IV fluids B. Obtain a blood glucose level C. Assess the patient's neurological status D. Prepare the patient for intubation Correct Answer: B. Obtain a blood glucose level Discussion:Hypo
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IV fluids save lives — but too much can be dangerous ⚠️IV Fluid Toxicity (Fluid Volume Excess) is a high-yield NCLEX-RN topic you must recognize early.Think wet lungs, rising BP, edema, and sudden shortness of breath after IV fluids.🩺 NCLEX priority:➡️ Stop or slow the IV first➡️ Sit the patient upright➡️ Give oxygen & diuretics📌 Save this post for quick revision💬 Comment “NCLEX” if you want more emergency nursing content #NCLEXRN#NCLEXPrep#USANurses#CanadaNurses#RNLife#FutureRN#RegisteredNur
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