NCLEX Question of the Week!

for the week of 05.21.07

The use of atropine for treatment of symptomatic bradycardia is contraindicated for a client with which of the following conditions?

1. Urinary incontinence
2. Glaucoma
3. Increased intracranial pressure
4. Right sided heart failure

ATI Fundamentals Test...

Hey guys,
Just a reminder/passing along info... We have access to ATIs practice/demo tests online with the codes we were given at the beginning of the semester (if you have not already checked out the tests). There are good questions/coverage of material and its also a chance to see what the questions will be like. There are two practice tests that I know of; RN Fundamentals of Nursing, and RN Fundamentals of Nursing 2.0. When you log into ATIs website just click on the "take assessment" button within the left column and enter the codes from below. We were all given the same codes and passwords so if you cannot find them here they are:

Test ID------> Test Name------------------------------> Password

210124------> RN Fundamentals of Nursing----------> 23S5541R52
210126------> RN Fundamentals of Nursing 2.0------> 23S5371R54

http://www.atitesting.com/default.aspx

Good Luck Everyone!

Come join us for Rootbeer Floats at the SNA meeting!!

Did you ask when and where???

Monday, May 14, 2007 @ 1:00pm in Locke 314
(It's the last meeting of the semester)

There will be lots of info from our Special Guest Speakers:

Rocky La Jeunesse, Guidance and Counseling
Topic: Requirements for Transfer (LVN/PT to RN, RN to BSN)

Shelba Durston, Kymn Trujillo and Dean Alin Ciochina
Topic: Work Experience/Internship/Apprenticeship Program

Hope to see you there!! Spread the word.

NCLEX Question of the Week!

for the week of 05.10.07

A client is admitted with the diagnosis of meningitis. Which of the following assessments would the nurse expect to find in assessing this client?

1. Hyperextension of the neck with passive shoulder flexion
2. Flexion of the hip and knees with passive flexion of the neck
3. Flexion of the legs with rebound tenderness
4. Hyperflexion of the neck with rebound flexion of the legs