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mardi 28 juin 2016
19:51:00
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We know most of you dislike SATA #NCLEX questions, so here's the answer and rationale to today's practice question.
A client has had chronic abdominal pain for several years, and has a history of various abdominal surgeries, none of which have reduced her pain. She presents to the ER with further abdominal pain, and her physical, blood and urine labs, and vitals are within normal limits. She's referred back to her primary care physician with a diagnosis of somatic symptom disorder (SSD). What treatment plan will the nurse expect for this client? Select all that apply
mercredi 22 juin 2016
20:41:00
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The Eight Steps of the NCLEX®
1. Apply for licensure with one board of nursing.
2. Register and pay $200 to Pearson VUE via the
Internet or telephone.
§ Payment via MasterCard, Visa or American
Express will be accepted.
§ You must be made eligible by the board of
nursing (see Step 4) within 365 days of your
registration and payment.
3. Receive Acknowledgement of Receipt of
Registration from Pearson VUE by email.
§ Your username and password for the
Pearson VUE website is located in this email.
4. Board of nursing makes you eligible in the
Pearson VUE system.
5. Receive Authorization to Test (ATT) email from
Pearson VUE.
§ You must test within the validity dates (an
average of 90 days) on the ATT. There are
no extensions.
§ You no longer have to present the
ATT email at your exam appointment.
6. Schedule your exam appointment via the
Internet (by accessing your online account)
or by telephone (international scheduling may
only be done by phone).
7. Arrive for the exam appointment and present
your acceptable identification.
8. Receive your official results from your board of
nursing up to six weeks after your exam (this time
period varies amongst boards of nursing).
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