These questions will test your ability to solve Pitocin (Oxytocin) dosage calculations. Pitocin is commonly used in maternity nursing to induce labor, manage postpartum hemorrhage, or facilitate the delivery of the placenta. Nurses should be aware of the signs of Pitocin overdose or complications, including uterine hyperstimulation or fetal distress, and know how to administer ..read more

Accurate medication dosage calculation is crucial in nursing and healthcare, ensuring patient safety and effective treatment. This article will guide you through solving liquid oral suspension dosage problems using the ratio and proportion method, a fundamental technique in medication administration. Check out this link for more free nursing dosage calculations reviews. Understanding the Ratio and ..read more

Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae. This bacterium is gram-negative, which can be remembered by noting the “G” and “N” in gonorrhea. Under a Gram stain, these bacteria appear as small, round, paired cells encased in a capsule, referred to as diplococci. Don’t forget to watch more review ..read more

Gonorrhea quiz for nursing students in preparation for the NCLEX exam! Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) that can be spread via sexual contact and during pregnancy. The nurse should be familiar with what causes the STI, signs and symptoms, complications, nursing’s role and treatment. Don’t forget to check out our sexually transmitted infection ..read more

In this review, I’ll guide you through how to solve liquid oral suspension dosage calculation problems using the desired over have formula method. If you’d like to follow along with me and write down each step of these problems, I have a free dosage calculations worksheet here that you can download. Check out this link ..read more

These questions will test your ability to solve magnesium sulfate dosage calculations. Magnesium sulfate is used in maternity nursing to treat patients experiencing severe preeclampsia, eclampsia, or preterm labor. Nurses should be aware of the signs of magnesium toxicity and how to administer both a loading dose and a maintenance infusion. Don’t forget to check ..read more

On this page, you’ll find worksheets for the dosage calculation videos we’ve solved on our YouTube channel: RegisteredNurseRN These worksheets are available for free, but please note they are for personal use only and cannot be resold or redistributed. To download a worksheet, simply click on the link or image. Each worksheet is in PDF ..read more

Let’s look at some common terms for the different types of wounds. Skin wounds can be classified as either open or closed. Open wounds cause a break to the skin tissue, whereas closed wounds leave the skin intact. Closed Skin Wounds Here are the types of closed skin wounds that you’ll want to know. 1 ..read more

Type of skin wounds quiz for nursing! This quiz is designed to assess your understanding of various types of skin wounds, both open and closed, including their characteristics, causes, and potential complications. The questions cover a range of wound types, from contusions and hematomas to pressure injuries and arterial ulcers, drawing on key details about ..read more

Premature atrial contractions (PACs) are early heartbeats that originate from a focal point in the atria, rather than the sinoatrial (SA) node. These early beats cause the atria to contract prematurely. PACs are sometimes referred to as “PACs,” and they can be seen in a variety of rhythm patterns. After reviewing this material, don’t forget ..read more