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🚨 NCLEX PRACTICE QUESTION #216! 🔥🏥 Do you remember the RACE acronym for fire safety? 💬 Comment A, B, C, or D before checking below! . . . . . . . . . . . ✅ Correct Answer: C — Rescue patients in immediate danger 🧠 Rationale: The first priority during a fire is protecting patients from immediate harm. Nurses should rescue anyone in immediate danger before proceeding with other fire safety actions. 📚 NCLEX MEMORY TIP — RACE: 🔥 R — Rescue patients in immediate danger 🚨 A — Alarm Activate the fire alarm 🚪 C — Contain the fire by closing doors 🧯 E — Extinguish/Evacuate if safe and appropriate 💡 Remember: Patient safety always comes first! ❤️ Save this for NCLEX review and follow @ryan__glass for daily nursing questions! #NCLEX #NCLEXPrep #NursingSchool #NursingStudent

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🚨 NCLEX PRACTICE QUESTION #217! 👶💧 Can you recognize the signs of dehydration in an infant? 💬 Comment A, B, C, or D before checking below! . . . . . . . . . . ✅ Correct Answer: B — Sunken anterior fontanel 🧠 Rationale: A sunken anterior fontanel is a classic sign of dehydration in infants. Fluid loss reduces tissue hydration, causing the soft spot to appear sunken. 📚 Other signs of infant dehydration: 💧 Decreased urine output or fewer wet diapers 💧 Dry mucous membranes 💧 Decreased tear production 💧 Poor skin turgor 💧 Lethargy and irritability ⚠️ NCLEX TIP: A bulging fontanel may indicate increased intracranial pressure, while a sunken fontanel suggests dehydration. ❤️ Save this for NCLEX review and follow @ryan__glass for daily nursing questions! #NCLEX #NCLEXPrep #NursingSchool #PediatricNursing

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🚨 NCLEX PRACTICE QUESTION #218! 👶❤️ Do you know the normal fetal heart rate range? 💬 Comment A, B, C, or D before checking below! . . . . . . . . . . ✅ Correct Answer: A — 110 to 160 bpm 🧠 Rationale: A normal baseline fetal heart rate is 110–160 beats per minute. This range generally indicates appropriate fetal cardiac activity. 📚 NCLEX Must-Know: ❤️ Normal FHR: 110–160 bpm ⚠️ Fetal bradycardia: Below 110 bpm ⚠️ Fetal tachycardia: Above 160 bpm These abnormalities are defined by a sustained baseline change, not a brief fluctuation. 💡 NCLEX TIP: Always assess fetal heart rate alongside variability, accelerations, and decelerations to evaluate fetal well-being. ❤️ Save this for NCLEX review and follow @ryan__glass for daily nursing questions! #NCLEX #NCLEXPrep #NursingSchool #LaborAndDelivery