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Delegation guidance includes the mnemonic “Terrific Care Promotes Client Safety,” and what RNs and LPNs should evaluate/assess/teach versus re-evaluate/re-educate.","https://schema.org",{"og:url":78,"og:type":120,"og:title":59,"og:site_name":91,"og:description":61},"article",{"robots":122,"canonical":78},"index,follow",{"doc_id":124,"site_id":56},573385,1792337933,{"code":4,"msg":5,"data":127},{"doc_id":124,"user_id":128,"nickname":88,"user_avatar":129,"doc_module":9,"category_id":8,"category_name":11,"doc_title":59,"doc_description":61,"doc_content":130,"file_id":131,"file_url":132,"file_type":133,"file_size":134,"view_count":9,"is_deleted":4,"is_public":9,"is_downloadable":9,"audit_status":9,"page_count":73,"language":135,"language_code":57,"site_id":56,"html_lang":57,"table_of_contents":136,"faqs":137,"seo_title":138,"seo_description":61,"update_tm":139,"read_time":9},1099523882182,"https://ap-avatar.wpscdn.com/davatar_6f874abed73319feea01a86fa6f0fab8","NEXT GENERATION NCLEX  \nC H EAT S H E ET  \nB EA UT I F U L N U RS I N G L L C  \n\n| Extended Select All That Apply\u003Cbr>A question that can have 1 or multiple answers. | Extended Drag & Drop\u003Cbr>Responses that can be dragged & dropped into correct answer space. | Matrix Style\u003Cbr>2-3 columns with multiple rows (answers) to be picked. | Drop Down\"Cloze\"\u003Cbr>Sentence with 1 or more drop down answers for question. | Highlighting\u003Cbr>Select words or phrases that are critical to do or question. | Bowtie\u003Cbr>Drag and drop an\u003Cbr>item in each of the 5 main targets. |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nLAB VALUES  \nYou do not need to know lab value ranges for the Next Gen NCLEX.  \nBLOOD  \nHemoglobin:  Polycythemia, Anemia  \n Hematocrit:  Burns, Anemia, Hemorrhage   \nWBCs:  Inflammation/Infection  \n RENAL   \nSpecific Gravity:  = dry,  = high fluid  \nCreatinine/BUN:  Renal Damage  \nProteinuria:  Nephrotic Syndrome  \nGlucose:  Diabetes High: 3 P's  \n HEPATIC  ALT or AST:  Cirrhosis  \n Bilirubin:  Cirrhosis. High: Jaundice   \nAlbumin:  Liver Failure, Malnutrition  \nCARDIAC  \nCK, Myoglobin, Troponin: MI  \nNatriuretic Peptides:  Heart Failure, MI  \nDELEGATION  \n\"Terrific Care Promotes Client Safety\"  \nRIGHT: Task, Circumstance, Person, Communication, Supervision  \nRNs should not delegate what they EAT: Evaluate, Assess, Teach  \nLPNs can EAT second = re-evaluate, re-asses, re-educate  \nELECTROLYTES  \nSodium:  Dehydration,  CHF. High: thirsty, edema  \nPotassium: Acidosis,  Cushings, Vomiting. High: Peaked T waves   \nChloride: Acidosis, Addisons. High: dry membranes  \nMagnesium: Alcoholism. High = prolonged PR intervals, calms muscles  Calcium:  Hyperparathyroidism,  Pancreatitis. Low: Trousseau/Ch vostek Phosphate: Acromegaly, Alcoholism, Anatacids. High: Trousseau/Ch vostek   \nCOAGULATION  \nPT:  Slow Clotting = Bleeding Risk  \naPTT:  Slow Clotting = Bleeding Risk   \nPlatelets:  Cancer, Chemo  \nD o n n i n g : P utt i n g o n P P E   \nABGs  \nPh:  Vomiting,  Diarrhea, DKA  \n PCO2:  COPD Anxiety   \nHCO3: Vomiting, Suction  \n PO2:  Hyperventilation   \nD o f f i n g : T a ki n g o f f P P E   \nSAFETY PRECAUTIONS  \nStandard: stands for ALL  \nUse: gloves, mask, gown, goggles, hand hygiene  \nAirborne: MTV = measles, tuberculosis, varicella  \nUse: n95 mask, negative pressure airflow, private room, door closed  \nDroplet: PIMP = pertussis, influenza, mumps, pneumonia  \nUse: surgical mask, private room, door closed  \nContact: SEWER = skin infection, enteric, wound infection, eye infection, rotavirus  \nUse: hand hygiene, gloves, gown, disposable equipment  \nBeautiful Nursing LLC  \nOB-MATERNITY  \nPEDIATRICS  \n3 months = maintain head upright  \n4 months = rolls tummy to back  \n6 months = sits upright, food introduced  \n 9 months = crawling   \n1 year = walking  \nFetal HR: 110-160 BPM  \nFetal HR Patterns: VEAL CHOP  \n(+) Pregnancy Sign: Fetal Heartbeat & Skeleton  1st Trimester = 1-3 months   \n2nd Trimester = 3-6 months  \n3rd Trimester = 6-9 months  \nWeight gain: weeks pregnant-9 = lbs gained  \nLIONS: Left side lie, IV fluids, Oxygen, Notify provider, Stop Oxytocin for Low FHR or Late Decelerations  \nAPGAR: 0-3 = distress, 10 = best Based on Fetal HR, RR, Muscle Tone, Reflex Irritability, and Color  \nNEXT GENERATION NCLEX  \nC H EAT S H E ET  \nB EA UT I F U L N U RS I N G L L C  \nPOSITIONING  \nFowlers: \"Sitting Up\"  \nUses: Shortness of Breath, Aspiration Prevention, Increased ICP  \nSupine \"On my Spine\"  \nUses: Abdominal or Facial Procedures, Post Lumbar Puncture  \nProne \"Away from the Tailbone\"Uses: Spinal Surgery, Spina Bifida  \nTrendelenburg \"Trending Back\"  \nUses: Hypotension, Shock, Prolapsed Cord  \nSIMS \"On Stomach w/ Leg Flexed\"  \nUses: Perineal Exam, Enema Administration  \nLateral \"On Side\"  \nUses: Rectal Surgery, GI Issues, Ear Irrigation  \nPHARMACOLOGY  \nRights of Medication Administration:  \nRIGHT Medication, Patient, Dose, Route, Time  \nAnalgesics: Fentanyl, Morphine, Hydrocodone TIP: Respiratory Depression Risk, Antidote: Narcan  \nAnticoagulants: Warfa","cbCaib6j5KRsKt9B","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaib6j5KRsKt9B","pdf",755296,"English","# LAB VALUES\n## BLOOD\n## RENAL\n## HEPATIC\n## CARDIAC\n## ELECTROLYTES\n## COAGULATION\n## ABGs\n# DELEGATION & SAFETY PRECAUTIONS\n## DELEGATION\n## SAFETY PRECAUTIONS\n# OB-MATERNITY & PEDIATRICS\n## Pregnancy fetal milestones\n## Fetal HR patterns and APGAR\n# POSITIONING\n## Fowlers, Supine, Prone, Trendelenburg, SIMS, Lateral\n# PHARMACOLOGY & HOSPITAL DIETS\n## Rights of medication administration\n## Insulin timings\n## Hospital diets\n# High-alert meds and lung sounds","[{\"question\":\"What question formats are highlighted in the Next Gen NCLEX cheat sheet?\",\"answer\":\"It lists extended select-all-that-apply, extended drag-and-drop, matrix-style options, drop-down cloze questions, highlighting of critical words/phrases, and bowtie drag-and-drop targets.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the sheet describe key lab values across major body systems?\",\"answer\":\"It provides quick associations such as anemia/burns and hemoglobin/hematocrit changes, renal damage indicators (creatinine/BUN, proteinuria), hepatic findings (ALT/AST, bilirubin, albumin), cardiac injury markers (CK/myoglobin/troponin), electrolyte “high vs low” triggers, and coagulation bleeding risk from PT and aPTT.\"},{\"question\":\"What nursing safety and delegation rules are summarized?\",\"answer\":\"Safety precautions cover standard precautions plus airborne, droplet, and contact measures with example diseases and mask/room guidance. 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