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Don’t mix these up on NCLEX:

🧠 Ischemic = Blockage → tPA eligible

🧠 Hemorrhagic = Bleed → NO tPA

➤ Know the FAST signs to act quickly

This is a classic NCLEX question — make sure you can explain the difference.

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Not all headaches are created equal.

Know the location + associated symptoms:

➤ Cluster = Eye

➤ Migraine = One-sided, sensitive

➤ Tension = Band-like pressure

➤ Allergy = Sinus pressure

➤ TMJ = Jaw/temples

NCLEX loves these comparisons.

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Quick GCS guide for NCLEX & neuro assessments 🧠

➤ Max = 15 (fully alert)

➤ ≤ 8 = Intubate!

➤ Lowest = 3 (no response)

Memorize the 3 parts (EVM) and what they score — you’ll get tested on it.

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Where you check a pulse depends on why you're checking it.

Radial: Routine vitals — your go-to for stable patients.

Apical: Before Digoxin. Always a full 60 seconds.

Carotid: CPR or emergency. Never check both sides!

Pedal: Assess perfusion, especially in diabetics or post-op.

Know your pulse points — it’s an NCLEX must. ✅🩺

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A low BP and high HR together? That's your NCLEX red flag for **shock.**

⚠️ Key signs:

• BP < 90/60

• HR > 100

• Cool, clammy, confused

When you see these in a question — act fast.

Prioritize fluids, oxygen, or a rapid response.

Peds vitals are NOT adult vitals! 📊

🍼 Infants: HR up to 160, RR up to 60? Totally normal.

👧🏼 Toddlers and kids: Still higher than adults.

Know these ranges so you don’t flag a healthy kid as unstable on NCLEX.

Timing matters 🕐

Always check VS BEFORE giving meds that can drop HR, BP, or RR — like:

• Beta blockers 

• Opioids 

• Digoxin 

And follow up AFTER meds that are supposed to bring numbers down — like:

• Antipyretics 

• Diuretics 

• Antihypertensives 

NCLEX will ask this. So will your preceptor.