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50 NCLEX Concepts You'll Forget Before Test Day

The highest-yield concepts most nursing students lose between studying and the exam. Organized by category. Backed by the science of forgetting.

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70%
of new information forgotten
within 24 hours
~3,000
concepts a nursing student
must master for the NCLEX
14%
of first-time test takers
fail the NCLEX-RN
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Here are 3 of the 50 concepts

Each entry tells you what the concept is, why your brain drops it, and the specific detail you need to hold onto.

02

Heparin vs. Warfarin Monitoring

Both are anticoagulants, so the labs blur together.
Heparin is monitored by aPTT. Warfarin is monitored by PT/INR. Heparin antidote: protamine sulfate. Warfarin antidote: vitamin K. Remember: HepPTT.
18

Types of Shock

Four types with overlapping symptoms but different treatments.
Hypovolemic: fluid loss, give fluids. Cardiogenic: pump failure, avoid fluids. Distributive: vasodilation. Obstructive: physical blockage. Cardiogenic is the only type where fluids can kill.
45

Fetal Heart Rate Decelerations

Early, late, and variable all look similar, but the interventions are different.
Early: head compression, benign. Late: uteroplacental insufficiency, ominous -- stop Pitocin, left side, O2. Variable: cord compression, reposition.
Plus 47 more concepts across Pharmacology, Pathophysiology, Lab Values, Clinical Judgment, and Maternity/Peds
What's inside

5 categories. 50 concepts. Zero filler.

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Pharmacology

15 concepts
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Pathophysiology

12 concepts
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Lab Values

8 concepts
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Clinical Judgment

8 concepts
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Maternity & Pediatrics

7 concepts

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