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NCLEX Questions on Reduction of Risk Potential by NurseToday.Net on Aug 23, 2011Reduction of Risk Potential in under the NCLEX Category: Physiological Integrity. The nurse promotes physical health and wellness by reducing client risk potential and managing health alterations. Reduction of Risk Potential deals with reducing the l...

NCLEX Questions on Fluids – Gas by NurseToday.Net on Aug 15, 2011Check out these NCLEX Questions on Fluids and Gas. Related content includes, but not limited to: Function, distribution, movement, and regulation of fluids and electrolytes in the body. Regulation of acid–base balance in the body, including the rol...

NCLEX Review: Ulcerative colitis by Nurse.Nonoy.Net - NCLEX Application Guide on Aug 2, 2011Ulcerative colitis is a chronic inflammation of the rectum and large intestine. Here are some points you need to watch out for when doing your NCLEX review on ulcerative colitis. NCLEX Review on Ulcerative Colitis Symptoms: Weight loss Jaundice Diarr...

NCLEX Questions on Psychosocial Integrity by NurseToday.Net on Jul 28, 2011NCLEX Category: Psychosocial Integrity The nurse provides and directs nursing care that promotes and supports the emotional, mental and social well-being of the client experiencing stressful events, as well as clients with acute or chronic mental ill...

NCLEX Questions for Practice 1 by NurseToday.Net on Jul 26, 2011Nursetoday.net presents to you NCLEX Questions for practice and familiarization. These comprehensive list of questions from taken from different NCLEX categories will test your critical thinking skills and test taking abilities. Be sure to read the r...

NCLEX Questions on Delegation, Prioritization and Cohorting by NurseToday.Net on Jul 25, 2011One of the most common types of questions asked in NCLEX test is about Delegation, Prioritization and Cohorting. It would do you well if you practice lots of NCLEX questions on these types for familiarization. Here are samples of NCLEX Questions on d...

NCLEX Questions on Critical Thinking by NurseToday.Net on Jul 22, 2011The NCLEX tests your critical thinking skills, so you need sharpen your critical thinking abilities both in providing nursing care and inserting yourself into the nursing situations created in each NCLEX question. That’s why you need to practic...

NCLEX Review: Nosocomial Infections by NurseToday.Net on Jul 11, 2011NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS Infections that occur during hospitalization but are not present nor incubating upon hospital admission are defined as Nosocomial Infections. Nosocomial infections may originate from either endogenous or exogenous sources. Endog...

NCLEX Review on Contact Precautions by NurseToday.Net on Jul 8, 2011CONTACT PRECAUTIONS or SPECIAL ORGANISM PRECAUTIONS (SOP) In addition to Standard Precautions, Special Organisms Precautions or better known as Contact Precautions are initiated and maintained to interrupt the transmission of epidemiologically signif...

NCLEX Review on Airborne Precautions by NurseToday.Net on Jul 6, 2011AIRBORNE/AFB PRECAUTIONS (for M. tuberculosis and SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) I. POLICY In addition to Standard Precautions, Airborne/AFB Precautions are required when a patient is suspected or known to have a disease transmitted by airb...