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[@JeanFelix-pf4jk]

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[@JamesonBlack-c5z]

I've always believed Nclex is not all about studying, you need God's grace to pass

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[@WilliamGeorge-xw7nc]

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[@GloriaAnders]

I studied for months and couldn't pass, i guess passing is a blessing.

[@HannahAbigail-c7o]

Nclex might seem so tough to pass but studying very hard is a very vital skill to win trust me,

[@JhunSims]

20/22, ❤❤❤ TYVM

[@nurseblessing]

welcome

[@chidimmaukaegbu9555]

Thank you for the questions so far. Are questions displayed here also for Oman pearson vue exam?

[@nurseblessing]

yes ma.

[@minelenadam2430]

Hi maam. Can i ask for the rationale for question #3? Thank you maam 😊

[@elizabethjanubas2858]

Rationale of number 16 pls

[@anubasil4816]

Mam please upload Kuwt recently promotric questions please

[@PriyaPandian-wj2pe]

Q no 19 another video ans b plzgive a correct sis

[@GameAccount-p6i]

Pls explain 16. Thank you

[@nurseblessing]

thank for bring my attention to the question the correct answer is D rotation of the patella When performing a preoperative assessment on a patient scheduled for arthroscopy of the right knee, the nurse needs to conduct a comprehensive examination to establish a baseline for comparison postoperatively. This assessment helps in identifying any pre-existing conditions and ensuring the patient’s readiness for the procedure. The rotation of the patella is not usually included in a standard preoperative assessment for knee arthroscopy. The focus is more on overall leg position, pulse assessment, and bony structures, rather than specific patellar rotation, which is not a common factor evaluated in this context unless there is a specific concern or clinical indication. A. position and Length of the Leg Assessing the position and length of the leg can provide information on any pre-existing deformities or discrepancies that may affect the surgery. This is important for understanding the baseline condition of the leg. B. Bilateral Pulse Checking bilateral pulses is crucial to assess vascular status and ensure there is adequate blood flow to both legs. This helps in identifying any potential circulatory issues that might affect the surgical procedure. C. Bony Prominence of Ankles and Feet Examining bony prominences of the ankles and feet can help detect any swelling, deformities, or tenderness that may need to be considered in relation to the surgery. THANK YOU !!!

[@KharenJ.]

Yap the question #19 from other videos the correct answer is letter b..please kindly clarify maam..thank you😊

[@andyspiritual]

Please can u explain question 5

[@nurseblessing]

CORRECT ANSWER IS B; BULIMIA Bulimia nervosa is characterized by cycles of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors such as vomiting, excessive exercise, or laxative use to prevent weight gain. The frequent vomiting associated with bulimia can lead to several symptoms such as ; * Abdominal bloating and stomach pain: These can result from frequent bingeing and purging, which disrupts normal digestion. * Chronic sore throat: Repeated vomiting causes irritation and inflammation of the throat, leading to a chronic sore throat. * Hypokalemia (low potassium levels): This is a common complication of bulimia due to vomiting, which leads to the loss of potassium and other electrolytes, potentially causing serious complications. A. Anorexia Nervosa: Although anorexia nervosa also involves an eating disorder, it typically presents with severe weight loss and malnutrition due to restrictive eating rather than the symptoms described here, particularly hypokalemia from vomiting. C. Morbid Obesity: This condition is associated with excessive body weight but does not typically present with hypokalemia or chronic sore throat unless there are other complications. D. Impulsive Behaviors: While impulsive behaviors can be part of bulimia, they are not a diagnosis on their own and do not explain the specific physical symptoms described (like hypokalemia and chronic sore throat). Therefore, bulimia is the most consistent diagnosis with the symptoms provided. THANK YOU !!!

[@GameAccount-p6i]

Explain 14 pls

[@sephir8244]

Question19 is B

[@Zoya_afroz]

When will result come sir july month???

[@raziakiran312]

What is the nursing care for cast

[@nurseblessing]

Nursing Care for a Patient with a Cast 1; Assess Neurovascular Status: Check circulation, sensation, and movement (CSM) of the affected limb regularly. Monitor for signs of impaired circulation (e.g., color changes, temperature differences, swelling, or delayed capillary refill). 2; Pain Management: Assess pain levels and administer prescribed analgesics. Teach the patient about pain management techniques, including elevation and ice application. 3; Skin Care: Keep the cast clean and dry; advise the patient not to insert objects into the cast. Inspect the skin around the cast edges for irritation or breakdown. Encourage the use of soft padding around the cast edges if needed. 4; Mobility and Positioning: Assist with positioning to elevate the casted limb and reduce swelling. Encourage the patient to move non-affected joints to maintain mobility. 5; Education: Instruct the patient on cast care, including how to keep it dry during bathing. Educate about signs and symptoms that require immediate medical attention (e.g., increased pain, numbness, odor from the cast, or inability to move fingers/toes). 6; Monitoring for Complications: Watch for signs of compartment syndrome, which can include severe pain, swelling, pallor, or paralysis of the limb. Monitor for any signs of infection, especially if the cast is applied over an open wound. 7; Assist with Rehabilitation: After cast removal, assist with physical therapy exercises to restore strength and mobility. Provide education on gradually returning to activities. 8; Documenting Care: Keep accurate records of assessments, interventions, and patient responses. Document any changes in neurovascular status or any complications that arise. THANK YOU @NURSEBLESSING !!!

[@NormajynAdani]

rationale for q.11 why the answer is C,?

[@nurseblessing]

During albuterol nebulizer administration, the Fowler position (specifically high Fowler, with the head of the bed elevated to 60 to 90 degrees) is recommended. This position helps to maximize lung expansion and improve the effectiveness of the medication by allowing for better airflow and reducing pressure on the diaphragm.

[@Karuna-z3g]

Plz explain 4 ??

[@vijiyoga3958]

Same doubt

[@Karuna-z3g]

@@vijiyoga3958yes

[@nurseblessing]

The nurse should be tested for HIV immediately with repeat testing at 6 weeks. Following a needlestick injury, it is crucial to establish a baseline HIV status as soon as possible to determine if the nurse was previously uninfected. Immediate testing provides this baseline, and repeat testing at 6 weeks (along with further testing at 3 months and 6 months) is recommended to detect any seroconversion. Early detection allows for timely medical intervention and appropriate follow-up care. This approach aligns with standard protocols for occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

[@nurseblessing]

The nurse should be tested for HIV immediately with repeat testing at 6 weeks. Following a needlestick injury, it is crucial to establish a baseline HIV status as soon as possible to determine if the nurse was previously uninfected. Immediate testing provides this baseline, and repeat testing at 6 weeks (along with further testing at 3 months and 6 months) is recommended to detect any seroconversion. Early detection allows for timely medical intervention and appropriate follow-up care. This approach aligns with standard protocols for occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens.

[@AlinaShrestha-n4i]

19/22

[@nurseblessing]

great

[@NormajynAdani]

d

[@nurseblessing]

for which questions please ?

[@DeenSG]

18/22 ❤

[@nurseblessing]

great . keep.it up

[@kristinemariebarcelona5493]

13/22 😒

[@nurseblessing]

great , keep i up dear

[@GameAccount-p6i]

Pls explain 16. Thank you

[@nurseblessing]

thank for bring my attention to the question the correct answer is D rotation of the patella When performing a preoperative assessment on a patient scheduled for arthroscopy of the right knee, the nurse needs to conduct a comprehensive examination to establish a baseline for comparison postoperatively. This assessment helps in identifying any pre-existing conditions and ensuring the patient’s readiness for the procedure. The rotation of the patella is not usually included in a standard preoperative assessment for knee arthroscopy. The focus is more on overall leg position, pulse assessment, and bony structures, rather than specific patellar rotation, which is not a common factor evaluated in this context unless there is a specific concern or clinical indication. A. position and Length of the Leg Assessing the position and length of the leg can provide information on any pre-existing deformities or discrepancies that may affect the surgery. This is important for understanding the baseline condition of the leg. B. Bilateral Pulse Checking bilateral pulses is crucial to assess vascular status and ensure there is adequate blood flow to both legs. This helps in identifying any potential circulatory issues that might affect the surgical procedure. C. Bony Prominence of Ankles and Feet Examining bony prominences of the ankles and feet can help detect any swelling, deformities, or tenderness that may need to be considered in relation to the surgery. THANK YOU !!!