Archer NCLEX Rapid Review - Full Content Syllabus - Two days
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Archer NCLEX Rapid Review - Full Content Syllabus - Two days
- 1. ArcherReview Rapid Prep Course outline OVERVIEW A 4 part course broken up into: Fundamentals, System by System, Specialties, and Wrap up. This course does not cover every single NCLEX topic, nor is it an in-depth review. Instead, this is meant to be a “rapid prep” covering the most high-yield NCLEX topics in a logical order with easy to understand instruction. BASIC COURSE OUTLINE Part I: Fundamentals ● Labs ● Fluids & Electrolytes ● Pharmacology ● Tubes ● EKGs ● Growth & Development ● Safety Part II: System by System ● Cardiac ● Respiratory ● Neuro ● HEENT ● Gastrointestinal ● Genitourinary ● Hematology & Infectious Disease ● Integumentary ● Endocrine ● Musculoskeletal Part III: Specialties ● Mental Health ● OB ● Peds ● Oncology Part IV: Wrap Up ● NCLEX Testing strategies ● Comprehensive practice exam
- 2. IN DEPTH COURSE OUTLINE Part I: Fundamentals ● Labs ○ Lab values ■ CV labs ● Troponin ● BNP ■ Heme labs ● CBC ○ RBCs ○ Hgb/Hct ○ WBCs ○ Platelets ● Coags ○ PT ○ PTT ○ INR ■ GI labs ● Albumin ● LDL/HDL ● Ammonia ● Bilirubin ● LFTs ■ Renal labs ● BUN ● Cr ● GFR ■ Endo labs ● HbA1C ○ ABG interpretation ■ Normal values ■ Respiratory acidosis ■ Respiratory alkalosis ■ Metabolic acidosis ■ Metabolic alkalosis ● Fluids & electrolytes ○ Fluids ■ Fluid volume excess ■ Fluid volume deficit ■ IV Fluids
- 3. ● Isotonic ● Hypertonic ● Hypotonic ● Colloid/crystalloid ○ Electrolytes ■ Hyponatremia ■ Hypernatremia ■ Hypokalemia ■ Hyperkalemia ■ Hypocalcemia ■ Hypercalcemia ■ Hypomagnesemia ■ Hypermagnesemia ■ Hypophosphatemia ■ Hyperphosphatemia ■ Hypochloremia ■ Hyperchloremia ● Pharmacology ○ Dosage calculation ○ Essential meds - other meds to be reviewed in pertinent systems, this is a crash course in “must know” meds. ■ Analgesics ● Aspirin ● NSAIDS ● Opioids ■ Anticonvulsants ● Dilantin ■ Anti-inflammatory ● Prednisone ■ Anti-coagulant ● Heparin ● Warfarin ■ Anti-parkinsonian ● Benztropine ● Carbidopa ■ Beta Blockers ● Propranolol ■ Potassium Supplements ● Potassium chloride ■ Bronchodilator ● Theophylline ● Albuterol ■ Cardiac glycoside ● Digoxin
- 4. ■ Anti-eclamptic ● Magnesium-sulfate ■ Diuretics ● Furosemide ● Spironolactone ■ Psychotropics ● Lithium ● MAOI’s ● Disulfiram ■ Obstetrics ● Oxytocin ● Terbutaline ■ Antifungal ● Amphotericin B ● Metronidazole ■ Anticholinergics ● Atropine ○ Blood transfusions ● Tubes ○ NG tube ○ Chest tube ○ Foley ○ Blakemore ○ ETT ○ Tracheostomy ● EKG ○ NSR ○ SB ○ ST ○ A-fib ○ SVT ○ V-tach ○ V-fib ● Growth & Development ○ Piaget ○ Erikson ● Safety ○ Isolation precautions ■ Standard ■ Contact ■ Droplet ■ Airborne Part II: System by System
- 5. ● Cardiac ○ Anatomy & Physiology ■ Blood flow through the heart ■ Hemodynamics ■ Heart sounds ○ MI ○ CAD ○ Heart Failure ○ HTN ○ DVT ○ Shock ■ Hypovolemic ■ Cardiogenic ■ Distributive ■ Septic ● Respiratory ○ Anatomy & Physiology ■ Gas exchange ■ Lung sounds ○ Asthma ○ COPD ○ ARDS ○ Pulmonary edema ○ Pneumonia ● Neuro ○ Anatomy & Physiology ■ Cerebral metabolism ■ Blood brain barrier ■ ICP & CPP ○ MS ○ MG ○ Parkinsons ○ Stroke ○ Seizures ○ SCI ○ Meningitis ● Gastrointestinal ○ GERD ○ Pancreatitis ○ UC ○ Crohns ○ Appendicitis ○ Hepatitis
- 6. ○ Cirrhosis ● Genitourinary ○ AKI ○ Nephrotic syndrome ○ Glomerulonephritis ○ Kidney stones ○ UTI ○ CKD ○ Dialysis ■ PD ■ HD ■ CRRT ○ Testicular torsion ○ PID ○ PCOS ○ STDs ■ HPV ■ HSV ■ Syphilis ■ Gonorrhea ■ Chlamydia ● Heme/ID ○ Sickle cell anemia ○ DIC ○ Sepsis ● Integumentary ○ Burns ○ Pressure injuries ● Endocrine ○ Cortisol ■ Addisons ■ Cushings ○ ADH ■ DI ■ SIADH ○ T3/T4 ■ Hyperthyroid ■ Hypothyroid ○ PTH ■ Hypoparathyroidism ■ Hyperparathyroidism ○ Insulin/Glucagon ■ DM type I ■ DM type II
- 7. ■ DKA ■ HHNS ■ Hypoglycemia ● Musculoskeletal ○ Fractures ○ Compartment syndrome ○ Rhabdomyolysis Part III: Specialties ● Mental Health ○ Anxiety ○ PTSD ○ Bipolar ○ Depression ○ Schizophrenia ○ Eating disorders ○ Alcohol Withdrawal ○ Suicidal ideations ● OB ○ Assessment ■ GTPAL ■ Signs of pregnancy ○ Testing ○ L&D ■ Leopold maneuvers ■ Fetal heart monitoring ■ Complications ● PROM ● Prolapsed cord ● Placenta previa ● Abruptio placenta ● Preterm labor ● Dystocia ○ L&D Complications ■ GDM ■ Ectopic pregnancy ■ Hyperemesis gravidarum ■ Pre-eclampsia ■ HELLP ○ Postpartum ■ Hemorrhage ○ Newborn ■ APGAR ■ Reflexes
- 8. ■ Meconium aspiration ■ Jaundice ● Pediatrics ○ GI ■ Cleft lip/palate ■ Intussusception ■ Ompahlocele ■ Imperforate Anus ○ Respiratory ■ Epiglottitis ■ RSV/Bronchiolitis ■ CF ○ CV ■ CHD ● Coarctation of the aorta ● Tetralogy of fallot ● TGA ● HLHS ● PDA ● ASD ● VSD ○ Neuro ■ CP ■ Hydrocephalus ■ Reye’s Syndrome ● Oncology ○ Leukemia ○ Lymphoma Part IV: Wrap Up ● NCLEX Testing strategies ● Practice exam ○ Practice questions to be included in each lecture throughout the course, but recommend ending with a comprehensive practice exam.