NCLEX-PN · Reduction of Risk Potential
Risk factors for complications in body systems
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Reduction of Risk Potential
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- Changes and abnormalities in vital signs
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Reduction of Risk Potential
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- Abnormal vital signs and changes from baseline
- Diagnostic tests, including ECGs and imaging
- Laboratory values and interpretation
- Electrolyte abnormalities and clinical warning signs
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- Risk factors for complications in body systems
- Complications of diagnostic tests and invasive procedures
- Surgical and postoperative complications
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- Urinary catheter and nasogastric tube procedures
- Peripheral IV and central-line monitoring
- Therapeutic procedures and patient preparation
- Prevention of DVT, aspiration, and other common complications
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