NCLEX Question of the Day. Post your answer in the comment section This video addresses an NCLEX practice question regarding communicable diseases and patient isolation precautions. The question revolves around safety and infection control, proper isolation precautions, and nursing management. This video provides hints and explanations to help you understand and select the correct answer. #NCLEX #nurse #nursing #NCLEXRN #nursingstudent #studygram #nclexstudying #nurse #patientcare #nclextips #me

NCLEX Safety & Infection Control | Live Coaching Replay (Part 1 of 2)

NCLEX Review: Infection Control Precautions and Safety Questions and Answers (Rationales)

⭐ DKA vs HHS — NCLEX Tips & Mnemonics 💃💃💃💃💃💯💯💯💯 🔥 DKA Mnemonics 1. “DKA = D-K-A” D = Diabetes type 1 K = Ketones Kussmaul breathing A = Acidosis If you see ketones, fruity breath, or deep rapid breathing, think DKA. 2. “The 3 K’s of DKA” Ketones Kussmaul respirations Kaley (crazy) Acid → acidosis If ketones or acidosis are present → NEVER HHS. 3. “SIC” – Main DKA Causes Stress Infection Compliance (poor insulin use) NCLEX LOVES infection as a trigger. 4. “High and Dry → Give Fluids Fir