| NCLEX-RN: TABLE OF CONTENTS |
PART 1: MEDICAL / SURGICAL NURSING
1. GENERAL NURSING PRACTICE
1.2. Bad things to say 1.3. The nursing process 1.4. Nursing diagnoses 1.5. Clients needs 1.6. Universal precautions 1.7. Proper position of client........................ |
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2. NUTRITION & CALCULATIONS
2.1. Health promotion 2.2. Low-protein diet 2.3. High-protein diet 2.4. Low-cholesterol diet............................. 2.5. Low-fat diet 2.6. Diabetic diet |
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2.12. Dosage calculation
2.13. IV calculation3. FLUIDS & ELECTROLYTES
3.1. Diffusion & Osmosis 3.2. Acid/Base physiology 3.3. Acid/Base disorders 3.4. Respiratory acidosis 3.5. Metabolic acidosis 3.6. Respiratory alkalosis........................... 3.7. Metabolic alkalosis 3.8. Sodium levels 3.9. Simple dehydration |
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4. CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES
4.1. Physiology 4.2. Signs & Symptoms 4.3. Hypertension 4.4. Coronary heart disease 4.5. Chest pain 4.6. Other causes of chest pain................... 4.7. Angina pectoris 4.8. Myocardial infarction 4.9. Complications of MI 4.10. Arrhythmias 4.11. Pacemakers 4.12. Assessment: Heart failure 4.13. Congestive heart failure 4.14. Assessment: Shock |
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5. RESPIRATORY DISEASES
5.1. Physiology 5.2. Breathing patterns 5.3. Lung sounds 5.4. Pulmonary care principles 5.5. Pneumothorax 5.6. Upper respiratory infections................. 5.7. Pneumonia 5.8. Tuberculosis |
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6. GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASES
6.1. Alteration in nutrition 6.2. Mouth: Signs & Symptoms 6.3. GI bleeding 6.4. Upper abdominal pain 6.5. Esophagitis 6.6. Hiatal hernia 6.7. Esophageal varices 6.8. Gastritis 6.9. Peptic ulcer disease 6.10. Liver: Signs & Symptoms 6.11. Liver: Lab data 6.12. Jaundice 6.13. Drug induced liver disease................... 6.14. Liver cirrhosis |
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7. UROGENITAL DISEASES
7.1. Physiology 7.2. Assessment: Urine 7.3. Lower urinary tract infections.............. 7.4. Kidney stones 7.5. Kidneys: Lab data 7.6. Glomerulonephritis |
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8. SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
8.1 STDS
8.2 AIDS
8.3 AIDS: Signs & Symptoms
9. INFECTIOUS DISEASES
9.1 Key list
10. DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
10.1. Blood 10.2. Blood cells 10.3. Red blood cells 10.4. Anemias 10.5. Blood products 10.6. Transfusion reactions......................... 10.7. Acute leukemia |
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11. ENDOCRINE DISEASES
11.1. Physiology 11.2. Pituitary hypofunction 11.3. Pituitary hyperfunction....................... 11.4. Acromegaly 11.5. Cushings disease 11.6. Conns syndrome 11.7. Addisons disease |
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12. MUSCULOSKELETAL DISEASES
12.1. Signs & Symptoms 12.2. Assessment: Arthritis 12.3. Osteoarthritis 12.4. Rheumatoid arthritis 12.5. Gout 12.6. Spondyloarthropathies 12.7. Systemic lupus erythematosus........... |
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13. DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
13.1. Signs & Symptoms 13.2. Glasgow coma scale 13.3. Central nervous system 13.4. Autonomic nervous system 13.5. Cranial nerves 13.6. Sleep disorders 13.7. Headache 13.8. Increased intracranial pressure......... 13.9. Meningitis |
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14. DISEASES OF THE EYES & EARS
14.1. Refraction 14.2. Cataract 14.3. Blindness 14.4. Conjunctivitis 14.5. Chalazion & Stye................................ 14.6. Glaucoma |
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15. DISEASES OF THE SKIN
15.1. Skin lesions 15.2. Dermatitis 15.3. Acne 15.4. Seborrheic eczema.............................. |
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16. INJURY & POISONING
16.1. ABC of trauma 16.2. Poisoning 16.3. Head trauma 16.4. Chest trauma 16.5. Abdominal trauma 16.6. Genitourinary trauma......................... 16.7. Sprains 16.8. Fractures |
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PART 2: CHILDBEARING & WOMEN'S HEALTH
17. FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
17.1. Menstrual cycle 17.2. Contraception 17.3. Infertility 17.4. Menstruation 17.5. Primary amenorrhea 17.6. Secondary amenorrhea 17.7. Dysmenorrhea 17.8. Endometriosis 17.9. Pelvic inflammatory disease............... |
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18. MATERNITY
18.1. Parity 18.2. Pregnancy: Signs & Symptoms.......... 18.3. Pregnancy: Common problems 18.4. Pregnancy: Signs of danger 18.5. First trimester 18.6. Second trimester 18.7. Third trimester 18.8. Preeclampsia 18.9. The fetus 18.10. Fetal evaluation 18.11. Fetal heart rate 18.12. Assessment: Labor |
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PART 3: PEDIATRIC NURSING
19. GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
19.1. Nutrition 19.2. Motor development 19.3. Psychological development................ |
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20. THE NEONATE
20.1. Birth trauma 20.2. Apgar score 20.3. Vital Signs 20.4. Reflexes 20.5. Small & large infants 20.6. Prematurity 20.7. Postmaturity 20.8. Respiratory distress syndrome.......... 20.9. Neonatal jaundice 20.10. Neonatal sepsis |
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21. INFANTS & TODDLERS
21.1. The ill child 21.2. Proper position 21.3. Diaper dermatitis 21.4. Cryptorchidism 21.5. Infectious diseases of childhood........ 21.6. Incubation periods 21.7. Immunization schedule 21.8. Respiratory tract infections 21.9. Croup 21.10. Epiglottitis 21.11. Otitis media |
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PART 4: MENTAL HEALTH NURSING
22. PSYCHIATRY
22.1. The difficult client 22.2. Defense mechanisms 22.3. Signs & Symptoms 22.4. Mental status 22.5. Delirium & Dementia 22.6. Alzheimers disease 22.7. Dementia & Depression..................... 22.8. Grief & Depression |
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PART 5: APPENDIX
23. NURSING PHARMACOLOGY
23.1. Some trademarks 23.2. Famous side effects 23.3. Antibiotics 23.4. Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs 23.5. Corticosteroids 23.6. Antihypertensive drugs 23.7. Nitrates 23.8. Diuretics 23.9. Congestive heart failure 23.10. Anticoagulants 23.11. Antiarrhythmic drugs |
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