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This document presents a concise reference of essential pharmacological agents commonly encountered in nursing practice. It includes drug classes, mechanisms of action, clinical uses, and adverse effects for medications such as albuterol, amiodarone, acetaminophen, digoxin, ACE inhibitors, antipsychotics, antibiotics, anticoagulants, and more. Organized in flashcard style, it is ideal for nursing students preparing for pharmacology exams or for clinical reference.

This document provides a comprehensive reference of foundational nursing knowledge, including legal regulations (e.g., OBRA, HIPAA), patient rights and safety, basic anatomy terms, end-of-life care, Alzheimer’s and dementia care, infection control practices, vital signs, and essential acronyms (e.g., RACE, PASS). It covers practical skills such as ROM exercises, positioning, hygiene, and common medical abbreviations. This is an ideal resource for beginners preparing for exams or clinical rotat...

This document presents advanced-level nursing scenario questions with correct answers and explanations, targeting critical thinking and application of care principles. Topics include ethical decisions (AMA discharges), emergency interventions (catheter migration, anaphylaxis), pediatric and maternal care, medication safety, communication strategies, interdisciplinary teamwork, and audits for quality improvement. It is designed as a study tool for exam preparation and clinical practice review.

This document summarizes foundational nursing knowledge through a Q&A format, focusing on care delivery models (team nursing, primary nursing, patient-focused care), nursing roles, and components of the nursing process. It includes distinctions between care models, the importance of observational reporting by nursing assistants, and examples of objective vs subjective data. Designed as a quick-reference guide or study tool for nursing students.

This document offers a structured flashcard-style summary of essential nursing concepts, covering topics such as acid-base imbalances, electrolyte disorders, diagnostic lab values, drug toxicity, emergency care, and disease management. It includes mnemonics, symptoms, diagnostic criteria, and treatment protocols for conditions like Parkinson’s disease, stroke, peritonitis, and portal system encephalopathy. Ideal for quick review and exam preparation in nursing programs.

This comprehensive study document presents structured flashcard-style notes on mental health nursing, focusing on psychopharmacology, psychiatric disorders, and legal frameworks such as the NSW Mental Health Act 2007. It covers drug classes (antipsychotics, antidepressants, mood stabilizers, anxiolytics), symptoms and management of mental disorders like schizophrenia and psychosis, therapeutic approaches, and clinical protocols including medication side effects and patient rights. Ideal for exam...

This document provides an extensive collection of key concepts and quiz-style flashcards on maternal and child health nursing. It includes detailed content on fertilization, implantation, embryonic development, gonadal differentiation, puberty, male and female reproductive anatomy, hormonal regulation, and childbirth preparation. The material is structured in a Q&A format ideal for self-study and exam review, and it aligns with foundational topics in nursing education.

This document provides a detailed reference chart for fluid intake measurements and conversions commonly used in nursing practice. It includes standard volume equivalents (e.g., ounces to milliliters), specific intake scenarios (e.g., partial consumption of fluids and foods), and practical examples involving coffee, soup, water, jello, ice chips, and milk. Ideal for nursing students and professionals working on intake/output charting.

This all-in-one document is an extensive reference and review resource for nursing students focused on mastering health assessment skills. It thoroughly explains each step of the nursing process with emphasis on data collection, types of assessments, positions for examination, physical assessment techniques, subjective and objective components, and vital sign parameters. It also includes specialty systems like cardiovascular, respiratory, musculoskeletal, lymphatic, dermatologic, neurologic, and...

This document is a detailed and structured guide to the foundational concepts of nursing, including the origins and roles of nurses, components of the nursing process, types of knowledge, critical thinking models, and theories of health and illness. It explains nursing's professional standards, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, types of illness, and health promotion levels (primary, secondary, tertiary). Additionally, it introduces concepts like evidence-based practice, human dimensions of healt...