Fundamentals of Nursing 1 | Nursing Exam (55)

Repeat number two

providing oral hygiene

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I got only one answer right.

where ഈസ് ദി rational ? These are silly questions not nclex!

where is the rational? In n flex that is important

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Jusko kung ganito kadali ang board exam , Wala na sanang babagsak hahaha.. sana nga ganito nlng

thank you so much for the exam

thank you for the lecture please send me more

why question 5 the answer is not rectally ? it is the most accurate to my understanding!

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I got 43/50 thank u

I was away from a decade and this is helpful for my fundamental nursing. Thanks

i wish there was explainations with the answers

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Very easy exam please try Common Board Questions or Nclex style questions

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Question # 30> I saw this question in some test taking practice and the answer is Check the patient identification band.

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May ask what book are these questions coming from?

I wish my exams were this easy 😩

I understand you.

Can someone explain # 4 ? Why would we lift the pt by the forearm? Cant we injure the patient this way?

Where are these questions from?

Do u have questions and answers for first year exam

Wow so amazing

No cap I contacted Dr David after been tutored and help I got an 86 on my Hesi exit exam. I now look forward to my carrier.

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after 2 decades im glad i still remember ...37/55 😀

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Never saw exams easy like this into the nursing program, exams are completely different. They make it hard as hard. Don’t ever think it is like this. You can earn an idea, but No exams look like it.

Exams are completely different than this videos

#7 is incorrect as well. Leaving the side rails up is a type of restraint and would be considered false imprisonment

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15 is wrong. The current answer is lens

I'm confused about question 30 because the answer is "ask the client for their name"but I was taught to look at their identification band as some patients won't be able to tell you their name

Can someone explain question 27 to me please. Is there a conversion? I looked online and I found that 5 ml or 1 tsp is equal to 100 drops. I cannot figure out why the answer is 60 drops.