NCLEX-style practice question: What’s your FIRST action if the tele monitor flatlines? @NRSNG
NCLEX-style practice question: What’s your FIRST action if the tele monitor flatlines?  @NRSNG
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
You’re charting, and you see asystole…
👉 Don’t call a code — run to the patient.

Why? Because flatline on the monitor could mean a disconnected lead, not cardiac arrest.
Always assess your patient first.

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NCLEX-style practice question: What’s your FIRST action if the tele monitor flatlines?

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