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Writing💛 NCLEX QUESTION OF THE DAY 💛A client is admitted with jaundice. Which nursing action should be the PRIORITY? 🤔🩺✅...
05/29/2026

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💛 NCLEX QUESTION OF THE DAY 💛
A client is admitted with jaundice. Which nursing action should be the PRIORITY? 🤔🩺
✅ Correct Answer: D — Assess the client for pruritus and skin integrity.
✨ Rationale: Clients with jaundice often experience intense itching due to bile salt buildup in the skin. Assessing skin integrity helps prevent breakdown, infection, and discomfort.
📚 NCLEX Tip: Always focus on assessment and patient safety first when answering priority questions!
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05/28/2026

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🌡️ NCLEX FEVER QUESTION ALERT 🚨
Can you identify the correct fever pattern? 👀
This is the type of question that can appear in NCLEX & nursing exams! 💉📚
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📌 Learn the fever patterns easily
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🩺 ABG NCLEX Question of the Day 💉
A nurse is obtaining an arterial blood gas (ABG) sample from a client.
What is the MOST appropriate nursing action? 👀
A. Use a heparin lock to obtain the sample
B. Allow the first few drops to air dry
C. Place the sample on ice and send it immediately to the lab
D. Apply pressure for only 1 minute after collection
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05/27/2026

🚨 SEPSIS SHOCK NCLEX QUESTION 🚨
Can YOU pick the RIGHT priority? 👀💉
🩺 In septic shock, EARLY recognition and FAST intervention can save lives!
Think like an NCLEX nurse — prioritize perfusion, oxygenation, and rapid treatment.
📚 NCLEX Tip:
When hypotension + signs of hypoperfusion are present, fluid resuscitation becomes a TOP priority.
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05/26/2026

🚨 NCLEX Question Alert!
A trauma patient arrives with BP 78/46, HR 128, pale clammy skin, and weak pulse… what type of shock is this? 👀
✅ Correct Answer: Hypovolemic Shock
🩸 Think LOW VOLUME = LOW PERFUSION
Classic signs include: ▪️ Hypotension
▪️ Tachycardia
▪️ Weak, thready pulse
▪️ Cool clammy skin
▪️ Decreased urine output
💡 NCLEX Tip:
When you see blood/fluid loss + low BP + fast HR → think HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK first!
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