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Emergency Department Nursing — UNA Prep

NCLEX Preparation Specialty

Emergency Department Nursing

High-yield emergency and trauma nursing — hemorrhage control, shock resuscitation, and priority-based trauma decision-making built for NCLEX, RN, and UNA success.

6 modules 90-day access Free module included

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6 modules

Module 1

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Hemorrhage Control & Shock Resuscitation

Apply the updated XABCDE primary survey, escalate hemorrhage control from direct pressure through tourniquet, recognize compensated shock before the blood pressure falls, and resuscitate to modern standards with permissive hypotension, MTP, and TXA.

30 min 20 MCQs

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Module 2

Life-Threatening Trauma — Recognition by System

Master bedside differentiation of chest trauma (tension pneumothorax vs. cardiac tamponade vs. hemothorax), recognize rising ICP before Cushing's triad, identify compartment syndrome early, manage crush injury and rhabdomyolysis, and apply burn care principles with Parkland formula calculations — built for NCLEX, RN, and UNA success.

30 min 20 MCQs

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Module 3

Everyday ED Triage with the ESI

Apply the Emergency Severity Index's four decision points — dying, high risk, resource prediction, and danger-zone vitals — to assign accurate ESI levels 1-5, master true-resource counting, and avoid the quiet patient, compensated shock, and pain-scale traps that drive missed triage acuity on NCLEX.

30 min 20 MCQs

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Module 4

Mass Casualty Triage

Apply START and JumpSTART RPM triage, the SALT national guideline model, and dynamic re-triage principles to sort mass casualty victims by the greatest good for the greatest number — covering color tag assignment, the pediatric ventilation trial, the quiet patient rule, and the ethics of the Expectant category for NCLEX.

30 min 20 MCQs

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Module 5

Toxidrome Recognition & Initial Stabilization

Apply the UP/DOWN, WET/DRY bedside framework to identify the five major toxidromes, follow the (H)ABCDE stabilization sequence, and avoid the classic exam traps — the pulse oximetry lie in carbon monoxide, the flumazenil seizure trap, renarcotization after naloxone, and atropine dosing for organophosphate poisoning.

30 min 20 MCQs

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Module 6

Overdose Emergencies & Antidotes

Match each high-yield overdose — acetaminophen, opioid, TCA, digoxin, salicylate, CCB/beta blocker, and more — to its correct antidote, titration endpoint, and monitoring priority, with sharp focus on the lethal antidote traps: IV calcium in digoxin toxicity, phenytoin in TCA seizures, flumazenil in unknown overdose, and naloxone over-reversal.

30 min 20 MCQs

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Emergency Department Nursing

NCLEX Specialty

$19.99

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6 full modules
Clinical scenarios + concept cards
Timed assessments (3 attempts)
90 days of full access
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