Learn/NCLEX/Syllabus/Reduction of Risk PotentialStudy this course in LearnPractice opens in your NCLEX workspace after you sign in. Questions and lecture notes stay there.Practice this courseOpen lecture notesOfficial rules, eligibility, and dates stay on the NCLEX guide.course outlineEntry-level practice activitiesAssess and respond to changes and trends in client vital signsRecognize trends and changes in client condition and intervene as neededMonitor the results of diagnostic testing and intervene as neededPerform testing within scope of practice (e.g., electrocardiogram, point-of-care testing, fetal monitoring)Evaluate client responses to procedures and treatmentsProvide preoperative and postoperative educationManage client during a procedure with moderate sedationUse precautions to prevent injury and/or complications associated with a procedure or diagnosisEducate client about treatments and proceduresObtain specimens other than blood for diagnostic testingInsert, maintain or remove a nasal/oral gastrointestinal tubeInsert, maintain or remove a urinary catheterInsert, maintain or remove a peripheral intravenous lineApply and/or maintain devices used to promote venous return (e.g., antiembolism stockings, sequential compression devices)Manage client following a procedure with moderate sedationMaintain percutaneous feeding tube
