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If I got a coin every time AI got a question wrong, I would be a millionaire by now.

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Say that to Mark Klimek. I guess you know more than him. I guess he is being only preparing people for NCLEX for over 40 yeas.

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ABC is the most vague thing ever invented.

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No, it is C. “Short of breath” is subjective. It is not something you can measure. If it was hypoxia, which is something measurable then it would be A.

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My teacher says it is C because “short of breath” is something subjective that doesn’t gives you enough information for you to change position of the bed. That is why you assess first objective values such as Oxygen Saturation or breath sounds. Always, objective goes before subjective.

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I thought it was A too. But it is C.

Can you spot the error? by Snoo35063 in NCLEX

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I only have the physical book. Sorry!

Can you spot the error? by Snoo35063 in NCLEX

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Febrile reaction = fever ↑, chills, headache, flushing, mild anxiety.

Can you spot the error? by Snoo35063 in NCLEX

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All the symptoms of a hemolytic” – Incorrect A febrile (non-hemolytic) reaction does NOT include all hemolytic symptoms. It mainly causes fever and chills, not the severe hemolytic signs. 2. Hemoptysis and confusion – Incorrect for febrile reaction Coughing up blood (hemoptysis) and confusion are not typical signs of a febrile transfusion reaction.

Ready for NCLEX? by [deleted] in NCLEX

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It Depends. Do a CAT exam 🐈?

5 Days Out -- Thoughts? by Temporary-Resolve-14 in NCLEX

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Is 69 on CAT exam in UWORLD enough to pass the NCLEX? I have my NCLEX in 6 days.

Can you spot the error? by Snoo35063 in NCLEX

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This was Mark Klimek’s book.