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Understanding the Hidden Health Risks Behind Popular Supplements In today’s health-conscious world, many people — including nurses and nursing students — turn to protein powders and shakes to stay energized, maintain muscle, and manage busy shifts. But a recent Consumer Reports investigation uncovered a disturbing truth: many of these popular supplements contain dangerously high levels … Read more
In today’s multicultural healthcare environment, being a registered nurse (RN) means caring for patients from diverse backgrounds with unique beliefs, languages, and values. Cultural competence in nursing is essential for providing safe, respectful, and individualized care — and it’s a major focus on the NCLEX exam and in clinical practice. 🌍 What Is Cultural Competence … Read more
Pain is one of the most common reasons patients seek medical care. For every nurse and registered nurse (RN nurse), understanding how to manage pain effectively is a vital skill — both in clinical practice and on the NCLEX exam. Pain management combines pharmacologic (medication-based) and non-pharmacologic (non-drug) interventions to help patients achieve comfort and … Read more
Huntington’s disease is a rare, inherited neurological disorder that affects the brain’s nerve cells, causing progressive loss of physical and mental abilities. For any nurse, understanding this condition is essential—especially for registered nurses (RN nurses) preparing for the NCLEX or caring for patients with neurodegenerative diseases. This guide simplifies the key concepts, nursing interventions, and … Read more
Accurate and timely documentation is one of the most critical responsibilities of every nurse. It’s not just about writing notes — it’s a legal record, a communication tool, and a reflection of your nursing care quality. Whether you’re a registered nurse (RN) working at the bedside or studying for the NCLEX, mastering documentation is a … Read more
Every nurse knows that understanding wound healing is a crucial part of patient care. Whether you’re preparing for the NCLEX, studying from a nursing bundle, or working as a registered nurse (RN) in a clinical setting, knowing how wounds heal and how to provide the right nursing care can make all the difference in patient … Read more
The Return of Preventable Diseases In 2025, several states across the U.S. began reporting new cases of measles, a disease once declared eliminated. These outbreaks led to quarantines, school disruptions, and renewed discussions about declining vaccination rates. This issue goes far beyond one community—it reflects a global public health challenge that every nurse and nursing … Read more
Maintaining proper fluid balance is one of the most essential parts of patient care. Every nurse, from a new graduate preparing for the NCLEX to an experienced registered nurse (RN) on the floor, must understand how to accurately monitor intake and output (I&O). This skill not only helps prevent complications but also ensures patient safety … Read more
By RN-Nurse | Simplified Nursing Guides for NCLEX & Practice Nutrition is one of the most essential aspects of patient care. Whether you’re a registered nurse (RN nurse), nursing student, or preparing for the NCLEX, understanding nutrition basics — including feeding tubes, diets, and nursing care — is crucial. This guide breaks it down in … Read more
A chronic condition is a long-term health problem that often persists for months or even years. Unlike acute illnesses, which appear suddenly and resolve quickly, chronic illnesses require ongoing management. For nurses and student nurses preparing for the NCLEX, understanding these persistent health issues is essential. What Is a Chronic Condition? A chronic condition refers … Read more