NCLEX Question Breakdown: Who do you see first? What is priority to report?

This video will discuss a technique on how to breakdown NCLEX Style Questions: Who do you see first? What is priority to report?

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Well I've taken the exams for the second time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it

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[@kavitapardeshi4560]

u r best...i was crying for this question to understand thank u so much

[@victoriamarie8588]

Informative!

[@maryamasiyah]

This is super helpful!!!

[@domz1598]

Amazing. So helpful

[@kevincampos766]

That was so good! Man I wouldve definitely got the last one wrong cuz I was thing pink frothy sputum was expected in heart failure. But I guess I should remember it is a perfect world and a diagnosis is being treated so pink frothy sputum would be weird. Thank you so much!!! I take the nclex in a couple days!!! AHHHHH

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[@Berzerkerx99]

First! Notification squad!! 💯💯💯

[@salma31000]

beautiful thank you ... took me a while to be able to think like that .. my school barely focus on nclex teaching

[@aprilt9817]

Thank you so much this is so helpful

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[@shinebright8640]

AMAZING !!!!! THANK YOU SOO SO MUCH!!!

[@ghostghost2295]

I TWO big interview questions: who do you see first... 1. Chest Pain. vs Fall 2. Stroke vs Fall

[@philliesblunt247]

🔥 😊 thanks

[@theeverythingshow638]

At my school they told me pink frothy sputum can be expected in heart failure it's not good

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[@opeebi3889]

Thank you

[@saiyanbro]

With the last question I rationalized with left sided heart failure, blood would back into the left atrium then into the pulmonary vein and ultimately blood backs into the lungs where pink frothy sputum would occur. I therefore labeled it expected. Can you explain where I was wrong in my thinking please.

[@tiffany_views2983]

I thought the same that it was expected in heart failure! I picked the edematous warm calf, due to possible dvt.

[@aidahkhan2126]

i thought the last one would be B because isn’t pulmonary edema expected for CHF, especially for left sided? they have crackles, dyspnea, SOB?

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hello my name is diego brito i'm 30 years old i graduated in nursing in brazil, like in the usa, and i'm studying for the nclex rn, i love your videos i've watched almost all of them, i took the test a week ago and i didn't pass, i've already started to study again, I don't know exactly where to study again.. I would like to ask if you have any courses or accessories, or if you could give me a tip for this second attempt! thanks

[@studentforlife714]

I took the NCLEX first time and failed and the questions were vague and not as easy as this question or those like it. Worded in a way that made it difficult to answer.

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