NCLEX-PN · Reduction of Risk Potential
Specimen collection and point-of-care testing
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Reduction of Risk Potential
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- Changes and abnormalities in vital signs
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Coordinated Care
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- Continuity of care, discharge, and handoff reports
- Prioritization of nursing care
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Safety and Infection Prevention and Control
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- Accident, error, and injury prevention
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Health Promotion and Maintenance
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- Normal aging and age-related changes
- Antepartum care and prenatal health
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Psychosocial Integrity
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- Abuse, neglect, and safeguarding
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Basic Care and Comfort
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- Assistive devices, including canes, walkers, and crutches
- Bowel and bladder elimination
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- Pressure injury prevention and skin integrity
- Nonpharmacological comfort and pain management
- Nutrition, hydration, and feeding assistance
- Enteral feeding and aspiration prevention
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Pharmacological Therapies
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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
- Neurological and circulatory assessments
- Risk factors for complications in body systems
- Complications of diagnostic tests and invasive procedures
- Surgical and postoperative complications
- Specimen collection and point-of-care testing
- 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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