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Drugs you will give here

Skills to own here

Tap a skill for the quick card and full walkthrough.

{{ mxVial.ndc }}Rx only

For I.M. or I.V. Use · Single-Use Vial

Lot No.: ______ Exp.: ______
Store dry powder at 20–25 °C. Protect from light.

{{ mxOral.ndc }}Rx only

Form: {{ mxOral.form }} · Quantity: {{ mxOral.total }}

Lot: ______ Exp: ______
Dispense in a tight, light-resistant container.

NDC 0088-2220-33Rx ONLY

{{ mxIns.b }}®

{{ mxIns.g }} injection

100 units/mL (U-100)

One 10 mL vial · Store refrigerated — do not freeze
Lot: ______ Exp: ______

Capillary blood glucoseRegular insulin

Scenes

Yours

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In use

A look travels as a short code - that is how one gets from your phone to your computer, or to a friend. Tap Code on a saved look, copy it, and paste it here on the other device.

Card depth

Horizon

In the air

Scene window

Second color

Changing pages

Tabs

Day and night

Accounts

Write this down now

This is your recovery code. It is the ONLY way back into your account if you forget your password - there is no email to send a reset to. It is shown once.

This device

Signed in

The tutor

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Deletes your account and everything stored in it from the server's database right away. It cannot be undone. The copy on this device, and on any other device you signed in on, stays until you clear it there.

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Length

Every strip is drawn from its own criteria, six seconds across. Each box here is one large box of ECG paper (0.2 seconds) and each heavy line marks a full second; the small 0.04-second boxes are not drawn, and on real paper the heavy lines are the large boxes. So 300 divided by the boxes between two R waves works on screen, and so does counting the complexes and multiplying by ten; 1500 divided by small boxes does not, and PR and QRS widths are estimates against one box. A simulated single lead is for learning the patterns - on the unit, read the patient and the full monitor.

No strip quiz is running

Pick the strips you want to study and start one.

6 seconds · each box = one large box (0.2 s) · heavy line = 1 second

Count it

Your pick: {{ rw.o }}

Remember

What you do

You

Partner

Assumptions

Where this lands

Enter your age and a retirement age after it, and the projection appears here.

No lab or vital sign by that name. Try a shorter word - "potassium", "INR", "urine".

↓ LOW

HIGH ↑

LOW — {{ lb.lo }}{{ lb.loAct }}

HIGH — {{ lb.hi }}{{ lb.hiAct }}

Where are you?

It started on

This week in school {{ pgWeekSub }}

By the end of this week you can

Final exam

Every week complete

Lecture complete

Earlier attempts

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{{ r.t }}Critical

Critical errors - mark any that happened

This skill's never list, plus the sterile-technique rule on a sterile procedure. One of these ends a check-off in most programs.

{{ s.v }}{{ s.l }}

What stopped it

Practice these

{{ x.how }}: {{ x.t }}

Earlier attempts

{{ h.t }}{{ h.s }}

{{ jrCount }}{{ jrWords }}

Gibbs' reflective cycle

Describe, feel, evaluate, analyze, conclude, plan - in that order. Each stage feeds the next.

Date

QSEN competencies it touched

{{ s.n }}{{ s.t }}✓

01The patient

Sex, for lab ranges

02Medications

Not in this app's monographs. Write a card for it by hand - the drug guide your program uses is the authority.

Each med you add becomes a med card, joins the concept map, and is checked against the others and against the labs.

Dose, route, frequency Why THIS patient takes it

Before you give it: {{ m.before }}

Pairs to watch

{{ x.t }} {{ x.s }}

Found where one monograph names another drug on this list. It catches what they name, not every interaction - the pharmacist's check is the real one.

03Labs

Enter a value and it is flagged against the app's range, with what that value does to the patient and what you do about it.

What it does: {{ l.imp }}

What you do: {{ l.act }}

Connects to

{{ x.t }} {{ x.s }}

04Nursing diagnoses

Worth weighing, from what you entered

Matched from the history, the flagged labs and the drug classes - not judged. You choose, and your instructor's priorities win.

Pick two or three. The first one is your priority - it leads the concept map.

Goal: {{ d.goal }}

Do: {{ x.t }}{{ x.r }}

No meds yet.

High-alert

This patient{{ m.dose }}

Why{{ m.why }}

On this patient's list

Card content is the app's monograph, reviewed against current labels. The MAR, the label and your drug guide are the authority for this patient.

Chips with an arrow open the page that carries the depth.

Remember

Interface

Look

Cards

Palette

Fine-tune

Each family moves on its own, so a teal accent can sit on a warm grey shell. Every color is rebuilt to match the brightness of the original, whatever hue you pick, so contrast never degrades. Red, green, and blue clinical alerts stay fixed at every setting.

Finish sits on top of whichever palette is chosen and scales all three families at once: matte drains the color toward soft neutrals, vivid pushes it the other way. Brightness is held constant, so text stays exactly as readable at either end.

Background

Presets

Wash

Texture

Edges

Motion

Sources

This app carries no literature citations, and says so plainly. Read where the content came from, what review it had, and what to verify it against.

Year focus

Night shift

Walkthrough

Text size

Scales everything below the header. Useful on a phone, and at the end of a long shift.

Cover screen

Predict first

Keyboard

With a keyboard attached, you never have to reach for the mouse mid-question.

Typeface

Corners

Reading density

Daily shift

Tile display

Backup & transfer

{{ backupSummary }}. {{ backupWhere }}

Import backup

Importing replaces this device's saved data with the backup's, then reloads the app.

App icon

{{ appIconCount }} looks for the desktop shortcut, a home-screen bookmark, or anywhere else - the anime sets first, then three jewel-toned ones, then the original six. PNG for general use, ICO for Windows shortcuts.

To change the Windows shortcut: download an ICO, then right-click the Nurse Deck shortcut → Properties → Change Icon → Browse to the file. All of them are also pre-built in the app's icons folder. The browser tab and published-page icons are set by the platform and can't be changed from here.

Do not miss

High-alert medication - an error with this drug is more likely to cause serious harm. Your facility's policy says which doses need an independent double check.

Remember

Your patient

TimeHRRRBPSpO2Temp F{{ watchExK }}

If it is missed

What to keep on the home screen

Classes in this year

How to use the time

Answer it out loud or in your head first, then check yourself against the reveal.

· First{{ ri.t }}

Did you have it? You are grading yourself, so this counts for points and coverage but not toward your readiness score.

SpO2

{{ monTemp }} C

Since you arrived — mean pressure, saturation, rate

Where the color is

What you find

What you did

It was {{ doneDx }}.

Never done

The shift so far

Handoff

Room {{ fp.room }} {{ fp.n }}

{{ fp.who }} · {{ fp.dx }}

0{{ tpLine }}100

A study signal on this app's questions, not a pass prediction.

Next Gen and full-length

The eight client-need categories · weakest first, early reads and untouched last

Unlocks as you answer

How you miss

Your top reasoning trap · {{ hmTopShare }}

Your ceiling · the hardest level you get right 80% of the time

Do you know what you know

The gap is {{ cbGap }}. {{ cbVerdict }}

Readiness checks

Question types

Categories - none means all

Body systems - classic questions only, none means all

By the trap that catches you - classic questions only

Which questions

How many

Mode

Level

Thirteen weeks

Achievements

New

Nothing was logged for that day.

Right

Fixed for good

Missed before, answered sure and right today. Retired from your missed list.

Sure, but wrong

The answers that hurt patients are the confident wrong ones. They come back as rematches, one per shift, oldest first, until you get them right and know it.

Tomorrow

{{ quizNum }} of {{ quizTotal }}

Score {{ quizScore }}

Decide your answer first - say it in your head, then compare. Recalling beats recognizing.

Result

By client-need category · weakest first, under 3 questions last

By item format

Case studies

Result

Check yourself

- {{ co.w }}

Rationale

Status

Final grade

Credits at your school blank = typical. GPA and credit totals use yours.

Leave this course knowing

How this course is actually passed

·{{ ct.t }}

On the NCLEX

Study it in this app

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Why this number matters

Where people go wrong

! {{ cp.t }}

First nursing action

Download original

Every step checked. Reset and run it again against the clock.

Total logged

{{ logTotalHours }} h

Entries

Log a shift

Date Hours

Area Note (optional)

Progress by pathway

Hours by area

{{ at.l }} · {{ at.v }}

Entries

No entries yet. Log a shift above and the pathway bars start filling.

Your numbers

{{ sf.linkVal }} · from My classes

Where the points came from

Worth fixing first

Logged experience

What this path asks for

{{ pn.h }}

{{ sec.num }}{{ sec.h }}

Drugs you will give here

Skills to own here

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{{ sg.h }}

{{ vg.h }}

{{ lg2.h }}

{{ rg.h }}

{{ ch.c }}

{{ pn.h }}

{{ sec.num }}{{ sec.h }}

Drugs you will give here

Skills to own here

{{ rg.h }}

{{ xg.h }}

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