Test Taking Strategies
Inhale and exhale
What is remember to breathe before and during the exam?
The minimum number of questions for the exam
What is 85?
Normal range for systolic BP (SBP)
What is 90-120 mmHg?
Lab that monitors warfarin
What is INR?
Precautions used for every patient
What are standard precautions?
Every 20-25 questions...
What is take a pause and clear your mind, especially if you are feeling frustrated?
The maximum number of questions for the exam.
150
The purpose of the "time out" before a surgical procedure
What is verify right patient and right site?
Lab that monitors heparin
What is aPTT?
Sterile or not sterile: a sterile drape that fell below provider's waist
The point of restating question in five words is
What is to identify the topic of the question?
The number of questions not counted (due to the validity of the question being tested)
15
Urinary output rate
What is at least 30ml/hr?
Reversal agent for warfarin
What is vitamin K?
Precautions required for dressing change
Contact precautions
The concepts that guide setting priorities.
What are ABCs and Maslow's hierarchy?
NCLEX uses this method to determine the type and number of questions you get on your exam.
What is computerized adaptive testing?
Side to position patient during liver biopsy
What is left side, to expose right side?
Reversal agent for heparin
What is protamine sulfate?
Sterile
The steps in the nursing process
What are assess, diagnose, plan, implement, and evaluate?
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What is Pearson?
What is 30-60 minutes?
Reversal agent for apixaban (Eliquis)
What is either andexanet alfa or prothrombin complex concentrate (PCC)?
The difference between droplet and airborne precautions
What is airborne requires negative pressure room?