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NCLEX-RN Question: A client is prescribed ferrous sulfate for iron deficiency anemia. Which instruction should the nurse include?

Tip: Iron tips: take with vitamin C (OJ), empty stomach, avoid with milk/antacids. Warn about black stools (normal). Liquid iron can stain teeth — drink through a straw and rinse mouth.
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Answer: (B) Take iron with orange juice on an empty stomach

Rationale: Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) enhances iron absorption by converting ferric iron (Fe3+) to the more absorbable ferrous form (Fe2+). Taking iron on an empty stomach maximizes absorption. Milk, antacids, and calcium-containing foods decrease iron absorption. Stools will turn dark/black — NOT the urine. Clients should be warned about black stools to prevent concern.

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4 days ago

NCLEX-RN Question: A client is prescribed ferrous sulfate for iron deficiency anemia. Which instruction should the nurse include?

Tip: Iron tips: take with vitamin C (OJ), empty stomach, avoid with milk/antacids. Warn about black stools (normal). Liquid iron can stain teeth — drink through a straw and rinse mouth.
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Answer: (B) Take iron with orange juice on an empty stomach

Rationale: Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) enhances iron absorption by converting ferric iron (Fe3+) to the more absorbable ferrous form (Fe2+). Taking iron on an empty stomach maximizes absorption. Milk, antacids, and calcium-containing foods decrease iron absorption. Stools will turn dark/black — NOT the urine. Clients should be warned about black stools to prevent concern.

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9 days ago

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12 days ago

NCLEX-RN Question: A nurse is providing anticipatory guidance to the parents of a 9-month-old infant. Which developmental milestone should the nurse expect at this age?

Tip: Know developmental milestones by age: 3 months = head control, 6 months = sits with support, 9 months = sits alone + pulls to stand, 12 months = walks, 18 months = runs. Delays warrant referral for evaluation.
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Answer: (B) Sitting without support and beginning to pull to a stand

Rationale: At 9 months, infants typically sit without support and begin pulling themselves to a standing position. Independent walking occurs around 12–15 months. Two-to-three word sentences are expected at 24 months. The neat pincer grasp (precise thumb-to-fingertip opposition) develops around 10–12 months; a cruder raking grasp may be present earlier.

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14 days ago

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15 days ago

NCLEX-RN Question: A client is receiving IV aminophylline for severe asthma. Which symptom indicates toxicity?

Tip: Theophylline toxicity = GI (nausea/vomiting) + cardiac (tachycardia) + CNS (seizures). Narrow therapeutic window — serum levels required. Caffeine and cimetidine raise levels; smoking lowers them.
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Answer: (C) Nausea, vomiting, tachycardia, and seizures

Rationale: Aminophylline/theophylline has a narrow therapeutic index. Toxicity may cause nausea, vomiting, tachycardia, dysrhythmias, CNS stimulation, and seizures — these are signs of toxicity requiring immediate attention. Therapeutic levels are typically referenced as 10–20 mcg/mL for bronchodilation, but symptoms of toxicity may occur at lower levels in some patients; monitoring should follow clinical response and facility protocols. Flushing/pruritus describes a vancomycin infusion reaction. Urticaria/dyspnea suggests anaphylaxis.

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23 days ago

NCLEX-RN Question: A nurse is preparing a client for a paracentesis to drain ascitic fluid. Which nursing action is the highest priority BEFORE the procedure?

Tip: Before paracentesis: empty the bladder (prevent puncture). After large-volume drainage (>5L): give IV albumin to prevent hypovolemia/circulatory dysfunction. Position: upright or supine.
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Answer: (B) Have the client void to empty the bladder.

Rationale: The client must void before paracentesis to reduce the risk of bladder perforation by the trocar. This is the most important pre-procedure nursing action. Positioning for paracentesis is typically upright or supine with slight elevation of the head. IV albumin may be given post-procedure to prevent circulatory dysfunction after large-volume paracentesis, not before. Labs may be reviewed but are not the priority nursing action.

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a month ago

NCLEX-RN Question: A nurse is educating a client about abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) screening. Which statement is CORRECT?

Tip: AAA screening: one-time ultrasound for men 65–75 who ever smoked. Male + smoker + older = high risk for aortic dilation. Ultrasound is the tool. Not annual, not CT, not for all women.
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Answer: (B) One-time ultrasound screening is recommended for men aged 65–75 who have ever smoked.

Rationale: For men who never smoked, screening is offered selectively based on clinical judgment (Grade C). For women who never smoked and have no family history, routine screening is not recommended (Grade D). Evidence is insufficient to recommend for or against screening in women who have ever smoked or have a family history of AAA (Grade I).

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a month ago

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a month ago

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a month ago

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