Integumentary (Skin) Delegation for NCLEX, ATI and HESI
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Learn the important delegation concepts in the Integumentary (skin) system for NCLEX, HESI and ATI. Learn how to choose the correct answer while eliminating wrong choice options.
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I’m studying again for my NCLEX !!! I cant thank you enough for the material posted on your channel.
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Great video, I like the way you go over why the answer is the answer. I was wondering if you can cover some tips in some basic fundamentals. Like appropriate therapeutic responses and going over some basic communication blockers. All in all going over some questions with how you should talk to a patient. (Reflection, assertive, restating, open ended q’s, etc etc)
Matthew Nona that is actually on my list of videos to cover! There are some concepts before it but I’ll get there. In the meantime, you normally always want to ask open ended questions unless:
1. Emergency and quick answer is needed like “Are you ok?” or “Do you jane any allergies?”
2. Suicide--> “Are you having any thought of harming yourself or anyone else”
3. Abuse--> You can’t beat around the bush. You have to always ask directly if they are being harmed or hurt in any way.
I hope this was helpful to you!
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Very good tips
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When are you going to put a video for med surge out? I just love your videos.
What do you mean? This video was a medsurg subject and there are so many more.
please upload drug calculations for nclex rn