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⚠️ WARNING: Most Nursing Students Fail for the Same 3 Reasons.
If you’re still “just watching videos,” you’re at risk. 👉 Get the Survival Plan That Actually Works: nursing.com
Want to know if you're ready to pass the NCLEX? Get your NCLEX Readiness Score → nursing.com
These are the meds everyone sees on the NCLEX — and if you’re in nursing school, you have to know these side effects, lab values, and antidotes. From digoxin toxicity to lithium levels, beta blockers, psych meds, and potassium rules… this video is a must-watch. We break it all down, simply and clearly.
Whether you’re in your first semester or getting ready for boards — this is your pharm review.
What You’ll Learn:
30+ NCLEX-priority meds & side effects
Common prefixes/suffixes to recognize drug classes
Antidotes for heparin, warfarin, digoxin, etc.
Key lab monitoring: aPTT, INR, lithium, dig
What to avoid: tyramine, organ meats, alcohol, etc.
Quick hits: psych meds, respiratory drugs, anti-Parkinsons, maternity, cardio, and more
Mnemonics, analogies (hello red bulls + caffeine), and unforgettable visuals
Visit us at nursing.com/medical-disclaimer for disclaimer information.
NCLEX®, NCLEX-RN® are registered trademarks of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, INC. and hold no affiliation with NURSING.com.
⚠️ WARNING: Most Nursing Students Fail for the Same 3 Reasons.
If you’re still “just watching videos,” you’re at risk. 👉 Get the Survival Plan That Actually Works: nursing.com
Want to know if you're ready to pass the NCLEX? Get your NCLEX Readiness Score → nursing.com
These are the meds everyone sees on the NCLEX — and if you’re in nursing school, you have to know these side effects, lab values, and antidotes. From digoxin toxicity to lithium levels, beta blockers, psych meds, and potassium rules… this video is a must-watch. We break it all down, simply and clearly.
Whether you’re in your first semester or getting ready for boards — this is your pharm review.
What You’ll Learn:
30+ NCLEX-priority meds & side effects
Common prefixes/suffixes to recognize drug classes
Antidotes for heparin, warfarin, digoxin, etc.
Key lab monitoring: aPTT, INR, lithium, dig
What to avoid: tyramine, organ meats, alcohol, etc.
Quick hits: psych meds, respiratory drugs, anti-Parkinsons, maternity, cardio, and more
Mnemonics, analogies (hello red bulls + caffeine), and unforgettable visuals
Visit us at nursing.com/medical-disclaimer for disclaimer information.
NCLEX®, NCLEX-RN® are registered trademarks of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, INC. and hold no affiliation with NURSING.com.
