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RN NCLEX
Sixteen chapters. Fifty drafts in each.
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01 · FU
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Fundamentals & Health Assessment
Assessment, comfort, infection prevention, and the habits of a careful shift.
Basic care, safety, risk
02 · PH
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Pharmacology & Dosage Calculation
Drug action, monitoring, high-alert medicines, and doses you can defend.
Pharmacological therapies
03 · FL
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Fluids, Electrolytes & Labs
Shifts in potassium, sodium, volume, and the labs that change the plan.
Risk, adaptation, pharm
04 · CV
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Cardiovascular
Perfusion, chest pain, failure, and the client who cannot wait.
Adaptation, risk, pharm
05 · RS
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Respiratory
Airway, oxygen, chest tubes, and the breath sounds that change priority.
Adaptation, risk
06 · EN
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Endocrine
Glucose, thyroid, adrenal stress, and teaching that prevents the next crisis.
Pharm, adaptation, health promotion
07 · GU
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Renal & GU
Filtration, dialysis access, obstruction, and urine output as a vital sign.
Risk, adaptation
08 · NE
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Neurological
Level of consciousness, stroke, seizures, and pressure inside the skull.
Adaptation, safety
09 · GI
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Gastrointestinal
Bleeding, obstruction, liver failure, and tubes that must stay where they were placed.
Basic care, risk
10 · MS
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Musculoskeletal
Fractures, mobility, joint replacement, and pain that means more than pain.
Basic care, safety
11 · IM
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Immune, Infectious & Oncology
Precautions, neutropenia, transfusion reactions, and anaphylaxis.
Infection prevention, pharm
12 · IN
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Integumentary & Sensory
Burns, wounds, vision, and hearing — the surface that protects everything else.
Basic care, adaptation
13 · MH
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Mental Health / Psychiatric
Safety, therapeutic communication, and medicines with a narrow window.
Psychosocial, management of care
14 · OB
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Maternal & Newborn
Labor, fetal tracing, postpartum bleeding, and the first hour of life.
Health promotion, adaptation
15 · PD
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Pediatrics
Age-based safety, dehydration, airway emergencies, and doses by weight.
Health promotion, safety
16 · LD
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Leadership, Prioritization, Delegation & Safety
Who goes first, what can be delegated, and how a unit stays safe.
Management of care, safety