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Friends, in this week’s episode of the podcast, I share with you even more AITA Reddit stories of nurses vs patients.

I know you’ve loved the last episode I did on this (and if you haven’t watched it yet, make sure to check it out!) so I’m sharing even crazier stories with you today.

Are you ready? 

Let’s dive in!

Are you struggling with learning everything you need to know to ace the medical-surgical part of the NCLEX?

Then you definitely want to give this episode a listen.

In it, I share with you 100 quick medical-surgical facts that will help you pass the NCLEX on your first (or next) try.

These facts helped me study for the NCLEX (and pass it) and I’m certain they’ll help you achieve the same results.

Well then, what are you waiting for?

Run, don’t walk, and listen to the episode now!

If you’ve been on the internet long enough, then you’ve definitely heard of Reddit and of its super famous Am I The A**hole subreddit (also known as AITA).

In it, people from all over share their stories and ask fellow redditors to weigh in, were they the a**hole? Or were they in the right?

Well today, I’ll be sharing with you three AITA stories of patients vs nurses, and together, we can decide who was the real a**hole.

These stories may be fake––as much of Reddit is, but they give us the opportunity to discuss what it means to work as a nurse in this day and age.

Are you ready? 

I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did, so let’s dive right in!

If you’re about to take the Next Generation NCLEX, then I know for a fact that you’re feeling stressed and anxious right now.

And that’s understandable, the NGN is a big exam, and passing it means you finally get to practice as a nurse. 

To help ease your anxiety (and also help you do a quick study session for the NCLEX), today, I’ll be sharing with you 50 maternity nursing facts that you’ll need to know. 

These facts have helped me pass the NCLEX, and I'm sure they will help you as well!

Are you ready for the challenge?

Let’s dive in.

Taking the Next Generation NCLEX is not a walk in the park, but you can make it easier for yourself by studying for it –and doing it the right way.

This is why, in this week’s episode of NCLEX Ready, I’ll be sharing with you 50 (yes, you’ve read that right, 50) super simple and quick NCLEX pediatrics facts, so you can brush up on your pediatrics knowledge.

I’ll be talking about when you should consider a fever in an infant an emergency, what slapped cheek rash is, what kind of precautions you need to take around a child with mumps, and a lot more.

Are you ready to take on the NCLEX challenge?

Let’s dive in!

If you’re taking the Next Generation NCLEX soon, then chances are, you’re stressing out! This is understandable; I’ve been there, and I know exactly what you’re feeling right now.

Something that really helped me feel more confident about taking the exam was brushing up on the most important facts I needed to know for the NGN, and doing it quickly.

And today, you and I will be doing the same.

Together, we’ll be going over 50 quick and easy NCLEX psychiatric facts that will hopefully help you feel more prepared for the big test. 

Are you ready for this?

Let’s dive in!

Pharmacology can be pretty tricky, and this is especially true when you're studying it (and stressing about it) in order to pass the NCLEX.

But I am here, and that means I can help.

In this week’s episode of NCLEX Ready, I’ll be sharing with you 50 super important pharmacology facts you need to know if you want to pass the NCLEX with flying colors.

I’ll be discussing when not to use Naproxen, what the antidote for magnesium sulfate is, what not to take with lisinopril, the difference between miotics and mydriatics, and more.

Are you ready for this?

Let’s dive in!

Pantoprazole is a gastrointestinal medication you need to master for the pharmacology section on the Next Generation NCLEX.

In this episode, we’ll go over everything you need to know about it, from what it’s used for to its adverse effects to nursing considerations.

But that’s not all!

As always, I’ll also be going through a few questions and answers so you can practice your knowledge for the NCLEX.

Are you ready?

Let’s dive in!