Save this for exam day 👇 🍼 Birth • Hep B ➡️ Prevents vertical transmission from infected mother 👶 2, 4, 6 months • DTaP – diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis • IPV – polio • Hib – prevents epiglottitis & meningitis • PCV (pneumococcal) – prevents pneumonia & sepsis • R

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Serotonin Syndrome 🚨 (NCLEX Quick Hit) Too much serotonin = medical emergency. Think HOT, AGITATED, SHAKY: hyperthermia, confusion, tremors, hyperreflexia, diarrhea. Caused by SSRIs + MAOIs, TCAs, triptans, linezolid, St. John’s wort. 💡 NCLEX tip: Stop serotonergic meds first, give suppor

Know this for your exams! 👇🏻👇🏻 Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS) – NCLEX Must-Know 🚨 ‼️What it is: A life-threatening reaction to antipsychotics (especially high-potency like haloperidol) caused by dopamine blockade 🧠 Patho: ↓ Dopamine in the CNS → severe muscle rigidity, hyperthermia,

🦠 Bubonic Plague — NCLEX High-Yield Review • Cause: Yersinia pestis • Transmission: Flea bites (often from rodents) • Patho: Bacteria enter through skin → travel to lymph nodes → intense inflammation → painful, swollen lymph nodes (buboes) → can progress to sepsis or septic shock • Classic

High-yield NCLEX topic right now! Know this! ⬇️⬇️ 🥗 🫗Diet progresses from clear liquids → full liquids → pureed → soft foods to protect the new stomach. 🥇Protein first to promote healing and prevent muscle loss. 🥴Teach small, frequent meals, chew slowly, and no fluids with meals to prevent

Pavlik Harness — NCLEX Quick Tip 👶 Used for developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). Keeps hips flexed and abducted so the femoral head stays in the socket and can develop normally. NCLEX must-knows: • Never remove unless ordered • Check skin + circulation daily • Diaper goes under the st

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NCLEX Must-Knows! 👇🏻👇🏻 Gastric sleeve = removal of ~75–80% of the stomach ➜ smaller capacity + ↓ ghrelin (hunger hormone). 💡 NCLEX focus: • High risk for leaks → severe abdominal pain, tachycardia, fever • NPO → clear liquids → protein-first diet • Watch for vitamin deficiencies (B12, iron

Subcutaneous (SubQ) Injections NCLEX Must-Know 💉👇🏻 SubQ injections go into the fat layer under the skin, allowing slow, steady absorption — perfect for meds like insulin and heparin. 🧬 Patho made simple SubQ tissue has less blood flow than muscle, so meds absorb slower. This is why you neve

Bariatric Diet — What the NCLEX Really Wants You to Know 🥗 After bariatric surgery, nutrition isn’t just about weight loss — it’s about preventing complications, and the NCLEX tests this HARD. 🧬 Patho made simple Bariatric surgery drastically reduces stomach size (and sometimes bypasses part

MI vs CHF — don’t mix these up on the NCLEX ❤️‍🔥🫀 MI (Myocardial Infarction) 🧠 Patho: Coronary artery blockage → ↓ oxygen → myocardial tissue death 📌 Key signs: Crushing chest pain, diaphoresis, nausea, ST elevation, ↑ troponin 📝 NCLEX tip: MONA first (Morphine, Oxygen, Nitroglycerin, Aspirin

Placenta Previa vs Abruption — Don’t mix these up! 🩸 Previa = Painless + Bright Red (placenta covering the cervix — NO vaginal exams!) 🩸 Abruption = Painful + Dark Red + Rigid Uterus (EMERGENCY + fetal distress!) Remember: Previa = Painless. Abruption = Painful. NCLEX LOVES this one! 💡👶

TOP 5 DRUG CLASSES YOU MUST KNOW FOR THE NCLEX 📚💊 If you remember nothing else… know THESE. They show up over and over because they connect directly to patho, safety, and priority care 👇 ⸻ 1️⃣ Beta Blockers (-lol) Patho: Decrease cardiac workload by blocking beta-adrenergic receptors →

Mongolian Spots (Dermal Melanocytosis) Alright future nurses, let’s talk about something the NCLEX loves to sneak in — Mongolian spots, also called dermal melanocytosis. These are flat, blue-gray birthmarks usually found on the lower back or buttocks of newborns — and here’s the key: 👉 They

IV Fluids: What You Must Know 👇🏻👇🏻 Understanding IV fluids is really understanding fluid shifts + patho and the NCLEX LOVES asking what happens physiologically when you hang each bag. 🌡 Patho Breakdown 💦 Isotonic (NS, LR): Stays in the vessel. Restores intravascular volume without causing

UC vs Crohn’s – What You NEED to Know for the NCLEX Understanding the difference between Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s Disease is HUGE for NCLEX because the patho, symptoms, and complications guide priority care. PATHO BASICS • Ulcerative Colitis: Continuous inflammation of the colon only,

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