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This course has 17 topics. Open practice to work through them in the NCLEX workspace.
course outline
- Entry-level practice activities
- Assess and respond to changes and trends in client vital signs
- Recognize trends and changes in client condition and intervene as needed
- Monitor the results of diagnostic testing and intervene as needed
- Perform testing within scope of practice (e.g., electrocardiogram, point-of-care testing, fetal monitoring)
- Evaluate client responses to procedures and treatments
- Provide preoperative and postoperative education
- Manage client during a procedure with moderate sedation
- Use precautions to prevent injury and/or complications associated with a procedure or diagnosis
- Educate client about treatments and procedures
- Obtain specimens other than blood for diagnostic testing
- Insert, maintain or remove a nasal/oral gastrointestinal tube
- Insert, maintain or remove a urinary catheter
- Insert, maintain or remove a peripheral intravenous line
- Apply and/or maintain devices used to promote venous return (e.g., antiembolism stockings, sequential compression devices)
- Manage client following a procedure with moderate sedation
- Maintain percutaneous feeding tube