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NURSING FINAL Exit Actual-Nclex-Questions-October -Jersey College

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 Multiple Myeloma – Elevated serum calcium  COPD – Complication  INH – adverse reaction  Procardia – Adverse reaction/toxicity  Metered Dose Inhaler – Process how to use it  AIDS  Immunizations – Allergy to Eggs (DPT), immunocompromised house mate  Droplet Precaution  Disaster Nursing  Delegate stable diseases vs. non-stable  Infant vital signs  Signs/Symptoms of dehydration in infants  Myocardial Infarction  Rheumatoid Arthritis  Thromboplebitis  Signs/Symptoms of Hypercalcemia  Signs/Symptoms of Infection  Signs/Symptoms of COPD  Signs/Symptoms of Right-Side CHF  Digoxin side effects  Triage priority  Complications of Emphysema  Signs/Symptoms of Hypothyroidism  Iron Deficiency Anemia  Hepatitis B  Chronic Renal Failure  Cancer  Glaucoma  Thrombocytopenia  Neutropenia  Thoracotomy  Fetal Monitoring causes of decelerations  Growth and Development  Procardia  Pilocarpine  NPH  Neupogen  Synthroid  Calcium Channel Blockers  Levothyroxine synthroid  Herbal Medicines: Echinacea, Ginger roots  Medication for ruptured cerebral aneurysm (Zantac?) –eh di thrombolytics  Uterine tumor –smoking?  Left-sided CHF  Mastitis and Breastfeeding-do not use hot compress, cold compress and expose to air  Dumping Syndrome Diet-low sodium, low CHON, high fat  Endocrine system  Crutches, Canes, Walkers  Death viewed from each age group  Signs/Symptoms of Hepatitis A  Halo Vest  Metered Dose Inhaler –u need to use some spacer if difficulty inhaling it  Cataract Surgery  Insulin Peak Times  Diabetes I: Had to do with a toe ulcer  Diabetes II  Measles  Lab: How does Chemo drugs affect renal labs –nephrotoxic, causes gouty arthritis, hi BUN, creatinine, hemorrhagic cystitis Radiation Therapy-lead apron, long handled forceps, lalaki, 6meters away, min 30mins exposure Infectious Diseases: MRSA, TB  Isolation precautions  Mitral Valve Regurgitation  Signs/Symptoms of Tuberculosis/Medications/Airborne  Signs/Symptoms of Vulva Cancer  Endometriosis medications – pills?  Postoperative care for total knee patient  Hepatitis A,B,D,C causation  Lead Poison.............................CONTINUED

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