1.  Safe Effective Care Management Infection Control  Health Promotion  Psychosocial  Physiological Integ.  Basic  Pharmacology  Risk Reduction  Physiological 16-22% 8-14 6-12 13-19 10-16% 11-17

3. https://www.ncsbn.org/2010_NCLEX_RN_Detailed_Test_Plan_Candidate.pdfhttps://www.ncsbn.org/2010_NCLEX_RN_Detailed_Test_Plan_Candidate.pdf p. 37

4. Labs Too Much Creatinine.5-1.5 2 Bilirubin-Total <1.5 (1mo-Adult) 2 (3-5 days) <12 DrugsKlasj BUN 10-20 20 / Lab Sed Rate-ESR 20mm/hr <50yrs C atch Drug Levels Beyond 2 Cholesterol 100-200 Triglycerides > 200 too much NME-357

5. CDLBCDLB atch rug evels eyond reatinine igoxin ithium ilirubin 1 mo - Adult

6. NME 299 mmonia ALT <55u/L Ammonia <50 AST <45u/L D rug damage (monitor ast & alt to prevent damage)

7. A patient admitted three days ago for a CVA, now has a PT lab value within normal limits. Which nursing action is priority? A.Notify the primary care giver. B.Glascow coma assessment every 2 hrs. C.Observe for changes in behavior. D.Continue to monitor the patient.

9. Differential WBC Interpretations BACTERIAL Neutrophils- Segs Bands VIRAL Lymphocytes Monocytes Eosinophils Basophils

10. 0.5-1.5 –Creatinine 2.5-4.5 –Phosphorus 3.5-5 –Potassium –Albumin-- Serum & Urine 6-8g/dL –Protein-Serum 8-10mg/dL –Calcium-Serum RENAL Lab Song Lyrics © Darlene Franklin MSN RN Sing to “Ten Little Indians” Creatinine less than 1.5 Phosphorus less than 4.5 Potassium and Albumin less than 5 Sodium less than 1-4-5 Protein levels 6 to 8 8 to 10 C-a’s normal state BUN 10 to 20 is a good fate Filtration Rate is Great Filtration Rate is Great Filtration Rate is Great Ca ↓ 8mg/dL: Renal Problems???