Urinalysis (UA) is a super common diagnostic test that you should absolutely know for the NCLEX! A urinalysis can tell you basic information such as if you patient has an infection, renal disease, liver disease, diabetes or kidney stones. That’s kinda important for taking care of patients and the NCLEX, wouldn’t you agree? You can […]
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NCLEX Conference Updates 2019
Here are the updates from the NCLEX Conference of 2019! As you can see the most important NCLEX conference updates for 2019 is that I met Dr. Linda Silvestri, the NCLEX Rock Star! She is the author of the most popular NCLEX Prep book, Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX Exam. Dr. Silvestri is so […]
NCLEX Test Plan Looks Confusing
The NCLEX test plan look confusing. What topics are part of the test plan on the NCLEX? What are you actually being tested on? The test plan includes eight sections you have to pass on the NCLEX exam. I can simplify it so you know what to study! If you get a good NCLEX review […]
Infection Control Precautions on the NCLEX
Infection control precautions are a big topic on the NCLEX. To pass the NCLEX, you’ll need to know about the basics: airborne, droplet, contact, enteric and neutropenic precautions. This is helpful information especially when you want to keep your patients safe at clinical. It’s also important to know how to put on and take off […]
What is Critical Thinking on the NCLEX?
Critical thinking on the NCLEX is nothing mysterious. It’s actually quite simple. You need to know two things: 1) content and 2) understand how to apply that content. Last year, I attended the NCLEX conference. I met a nursing professor and was telling her about how I was able to get students that had failed […]