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NUCLEX Archer Review Mental Health. Mental Health Archer Review Crash Course Welcome! ● Please stay muted so that there is no background noise. ● If you have a question please enter it in the chat and I will respond as quickly as possible! ● We will be taking a 10 minute break halfway through the course Introduction ● Morgan Taylor, BSN, RN, CCRN ● Pediatric nurse at heart ● Units I’ve worked on: ○ PICU ○ PCICU ○ NICU ○ Mother-Baby ○ ED ○ Bone Marrow Tr...

NCLEX Archer Review Diets And Nutrition. Diets and Nutrition www.ArcheR These slides are vey brief summary of the high-yield Archer NCLEX Diets/ Nutrition webinar Archer Review NCLEX Crash Course Welcome! ● Please stay muted so that there is no background noise. ● If you have a question please enter it in the chat, or use the ‘raise hand’ feature, so that I can un-mute you and you can ask your question. ● We will be taking a 5-10 minute breaks throughout the course, and a ...

Complete Blood Count (CBC) Hemoglobin (Hgb) Female: 12-16 g/dL Hematocrit (Hct) Female: 37-47% Male: 42-52% Red Blood Cells (RBCs) 4.5-5.5 million White Blood Cells (WBCs) Platelets Lab Values Need to know NCLEX numbers! Coagulation Panel Activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) Tests the intrinsic coagulation cascade On Heparin, ‘therapeutic aPTT’ is 1.5-2.5x normal. Prothrombin Time (PT) Tests the extrinsic coagulation cascade International Normalized Ratio (INR) Not...

NCLEX Archer Review Diets And Nutrition. Diets and Nutrition www.ArcheR These slides are vey brief summary of the high-yield Archer NCLEX Diets/ Nutrition webinar Archer Review NCLEX Crash Course Welcome! ● Please stay muted so that there is no background noise. ● If you have a question please enter it in the chat, or use the ‘raise hand’ feature, so that I can un-mute you and you can ask your question. ● We will be taking a 5-10 minute breaks throughout the course, and a ...

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NCLEX Archer Review Diets And Nutrition. Diets and Nutrition www.ArcheR These slides are vey brief summary of the high-yield Archer NCLEX Diets/ Nutrition webinar Archer Review NCLEX Crash Course Welcome! ● Please stay muted so that there is no background noise. ● If you have a question please enter it in the chat, or use the ‘raise hand’ feature, so that I can un-mute you and you can ask your question. ● We will be taking a 5-10 minute breaks throughout the course, and a...

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Welcome! ● If you have a question please enter it in the chat! I will do my best to answer questions as we go, but if I miss one will always circle back to you! ● We will be taking two 10 minute breaks during the class ● Handouts & powerpoint slides are located in the ‘Handouts’ section of your GoToWebinar control panel. You can download and print them from here! ● If you have any technical issues or questions about streaming, handouts, etc. please email Hormone - Glucocor...

The nurse is caring for a client with a phosphorus level of 5.3 mg/dL. The nurse identifies which of the following as possible causes of this condition? Select all that apply. A. Tumor lysis syndrome [22%] B. Hypoparathyroidism [25%] C. Hypercalcemia [16%] D. Renal failure [28%] E. Anorexia [8%] - Explanation Choices A, B, and D are correct. A is correct. This client has a phosphorus level of 5.3, which is greater than the normal 3.0-4.5 mg/dL. Tumor lysis syndrome can cause ...