Every topic. Every exercise. One place.

Module 1 Head-to-Toe Assessment Work down the body the way the exam expects — what to inspect, palpate and ask at every stop. 2 lessons

01Starting the exam: head, face, neck and chest→02Peripherals, spine, extremities and abdomen→

Module 2 Dosage Calculation The five dosage rules, the formula method, IV flow rates and worked practice you can check yourself against. 7 lessons

01The five rules that decide whether your answer counts→02Abbreviations you have to read at speed→03Conversions, and which way the decimal moves→04The formula method: D over H times V→05IV flow rates: mL/hr and gtt/min→06Ten practice questions, worked four steps at a time→07The four-step dosage template→

Module 3 Lab Values The lab values worth memorising, and the memory tricks that make them stick. 2 lessons

01The lab value cheat sheet→02Memory tricks for the values you forget→

Module 4 Electrolyte Imbalances Sodium through chloride: what rises, what falls, what moves together, and what to do about it. 9 lessons

01Function of electrolytes in the body→02Sodium (Na+) imbalance→03Potassium (K+) imbalance→04Calcium (Ca+) imbalance→05Magnesium (Mg) imbalance→06Phosphorus (P) imbalance→07Chloride (Cl) imbalance→08Read the panel, name the imbalance→09Electrolyte knowledge check→

Module 5 Fundamentals The groundwork — documentation, vital signs, delegation, infection control, IVs, wounds and skin. 23 lessons

01How to approach Fundamentals→02Documentation and the nursing process→03Vital signs and what falls outside normal→04Maslow's hierarchy and priority questions→05The ABCs: airway, breathing, circulation→06Ethical principles and HIPAA→07Informed consent and advance directives→08Delegation and scope of practice→09The chain of infection and its stages→10Transmission-based precautions→11Oxygen delivery systems→12Blood types and compatibility→13Blood transfusions→14Colloids vs crystalloids→15IV therapy basics: fluid compartments→16Types of IV solution: iso, hypo, hypertonic→17IV therapy complications→18Hypovolemia vs hypervolemia→19Parenteral administration→20Enteral and other routes→21Integumentary overview→22Pressure injuries: staging→23Pressure injuries: prevention and care→

Module 6 Mental Health Therapeutic communication, eating disorders, mood, anxiety and the therapies used for each. 17 lessons

01How to approach Mental Health→02Neurotransmitters overview→03Therapeutic communication→04Bipolar disorder→05Anorexia nervosa→06Bulimia nervosa→07Binge eating disorder→08Eating disorders: the side-by-side glance→09Schizophrenia spectrum disorder→10Somatic symptom disorder (SSD)→11Conversion disorder→12Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)→13Types of depression→14Anxiety disorders→15Phobias→16Personality disorders→17Mental health therapies→

Module 7 Mother Baby Pregnancy through postpartum, including fetal monitoring strips read tracing by tracing. 31 lessons

01How to approach Mother Baby→02GTPAL→03Pregnancy duration & Naegele's rule→04Pregnancy signs & symptoms→05Pregnancy physiology 1: skin, bones, kidneys, blood→06Pregnancy physiology 2: hormones, heart, lungs, gut→07What to avoid during pregnancy→08Maternal nutrition→09Tests during pregnancy→10Amniocentesis vs chorionic villus sampling→11Rh incompatibility during pregnancy→12Hydatidiform mole (molar pregnancy)→13The placenta: abruption, previa and abnormal implantation→14Preeclampsia→15True vs false labor→16Stages of labor→17Electronic fetal monitoring→18Accelerations & variability→19Fetal heart tone decelerations→20Assessment of uterine contractions→21The 5 Ps: Passenger→22The 5 Ps: Passageway & Position→23The 5 Ps: Powers & Psychology→24Newborn assessment→25Post-delivery newborn medications & heelstick→26Hyperbilirubinemia→27Newborn reflexes & types of heat loss→28Postpartum assessment: BUBBLES→29Postpartum hemorrhage→30Breastmilk vs formula→31Postpartum infections→

Module 8 Pediatrics Milestones, vaccines, and the paediatric conditions that turn up on every exam. 36 lessons

01How to approach Pediatrics→02Stages of play & milestone categories→03Milestones: 1 to 9 months→04Milestones: 10 months to 4 years→05Pediatric vaccine schedule→06Pediatric CPR & vital signs→07Kohlberg's theory of moral development→08Piaget's stages of cognitive development→09Pediatric anatomy 1: airway, heart, gut, skin→10Pediatric anatomy 2: bones, ears, brain, immunity→11Fever management→12Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)→13Epiglottitis→14RSV — bronchiolitis→15Scarlet fever→16Croup (laryngotracheobronchitis)→17Cystic fibrosis→18Developmental dysplasia of the hips (DDH)→19Neural tube defects→20Reye's syndrome→21Pediatric skin conditions 1→22Pediatric skin conditions 2→23The three shunts of fetal circulation→24Fetal circulation in utero→25ASD vs. VSD→26Tetralogy of Fallot→27Coarctation of the aorta→28Transposition of the great arteries (TGA)→29Intussusception→30Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis→31Cleft lip & palate→32Pediatric GI conditions — three side by side→33Pediatric GI conditions — Hirschsprung's, imperforate anus, Meckel's→34Celiac disease & lactose intolerance→35Abnormal spinal curvatures→36Quick overview of pediatric infectious diseases→

Module 9 Med-Surg The biggest module: kidneys, heart, endocrine, lungs, blood, gut, neuro, burns, shock and ABGs. 96 lessons

01How to approach Med-Surg class→02Lab values related to the kidneys→03Kidney overview→04Acute glomerulonephritis (AGN)→05Nephrotic syndrome→06Acute kidney injury (AKI)→07Chronic kidney disease (CKD)→08Types of dialysis: hemodialysis→09Types of dialysis: peritoneal dialysis→10Dialysis quick comparison→11Urinary tract infection (UTI)→12Renal calculi→13Lab values related to the cardiac system→14Cardiac overview→15Blood flow through the heart→16Electrical conduction of the heart→17Auscultating heart sounds→18Congestive heart failure (CHF) — diagnosis & management→19CHF — left-sided vs. right-sided→20Coronary artery disease (CAD)→21Angina pectoris→22Myocardial infarction (MI)→23Cardiac biomarkers→24Angina vs. myocardial infarction→25Peripheral vascular disease — venous vs. arterial→26Peripheral vascular disease — fill in the chart→27Hypertension (HTN)→28EKG waveforms→29Steps to interpreting EKGs→30Normal sinus rhythm, sinus bradycardia, sinus tachycardia→31Ventricular tachycardia (VT)→32Atrial fibrillation (A-fib)→33Premature ventricular contractions (PVCs) & asystole→34Atrial flutter & ventricular fibrillation (V-fib)→35Supraventricular tachycardia (SVT)→36Cardioversion vs. defibrillation→37Lab values related to the endocrine system→38Endocrine system overview→39Endocrine hormones — what each one does→40Negative vs. positive feedback loop→41Renin angiotensin aldosterone system (RAAS)→42Diabetes: type 1 & type 2→43Diabetes: sick day management & diagnostic criteria→44Diabetes: complications & foot care→45Hyperglycemia vs. hypoglycemia→46DKA vs. HHNS→47Cushing's syndrome vs. Addison's disease→48Hyperthyroidism vs. hypothyroidism→49Hyperthyroidism vs. hypothyroidism — signs & symptoms→50Hyperparathyroidism vs. hypoparathyroidism→51SIADH vs. DI→52Endocrine disorder emergencies→53Lab values related to the respiratory system→54Auscultating lung sounds→55Upper respiratory tract disorders→56Hemothorax, pleural effusion, pneumothorax & tension pneumothorax→57Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)→58COPD — nursing considerations & patient education→59Pneumonia→60Asthma→61Chest tubes→62Mechanical ventilation→63Lab values related to the hematological system→64Iron deficiency anemia→65Thrombocytopenia→66Sickle cell anemia→67Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)→68Lab values related to the gastrointestinal system→69Gastrointestinal system overview→70Acute vs. chronic pancreatitis→71Ulcerative colitis vs. Crohn's disease→72Types of hepatitis→73Cirrhosis→74Neurological assessments→75Cerebrovascular accident (CVA) — stroke→76Stroke — signs, symptoms & complications→77Stroke — nursing considerations→78Seizures→79Seizure precautions→80Increased intracranial pressure (ICP)→81Cranial nerves→82Cranial nerves — fill in the blanks→83Burns→84Phases of burn management→85Fluid resuscitation for burns→86Shock — hypovolemic & cardiogenic→87Distributive shock — septic & neurogenic→88Distributive shock — anaphylactic→89ABGs — the four components and how to read them→90ABG practice question — worked two ways→91Respiratory acidosis vs. respiratory alkalosis→92Metabolic acidosis vs. metabolic alkalosis→93Fractures & compartment syndrome→94Gout→95Osteoporosis→96Osteoarthritis (OA) vs. rheumatoid arthritis (RA)→

Module 10 Pharmacology Drug classes end to end, with live interpreters for lithium, vancomycin and potassium. 62 lessons

01Tips for pharmacology class→02Drug names, suffixes & prefixes→03Pharmaceutic, pharmacokinetic & pharmacodynamic phases→04Pharmacokinetics — ADME→05Half-life & therapeutic index (TI)→06Medication safety→07Herbal therapy & supplementation→08Suffixes & prefixes 1 — anti-infectives, anesthetics & antidepressants→09Suffixes & prefixes 2 — analgesics, respiratory, GI & antidiabetics→10Suffixes & prefixes 3 — cardiac & miscellaneous→11Common therapeutic levels & antidotes→12Antihypertensive medications — overview→13ACE inhibitors — and how they differ from ARBs→14Alpha-2 adrenergic agonists→15Beta-adrenergic blockers (beta blockers)→16Calcium channel blockers→17Heparin vs. warfarin→18Anticoagulants — bleeding precautions & monitoring→19HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors (statins)→20Bile acid resins→21Nitrates→22Antacids→23Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs)→24Histamine (H2) receptor antagonists→25Lactulose (Cholac)→26Metoclopramide (Reglan)→27Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)→28Aspirin (Bayer Aspirin)→29Acetaminophen (Tylenol)→30Opioids→31Quick comparison — NSAIDs, aspirin, acetaminophen & opioids→32Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)→33SNRIs & DNRIs→34Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs)→35Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs)→36Quick comparison of antidepressants→37First-generation antipsychotics (FGAs)→38Second-generation antipsychotics (SGAs)→39Quick comparison of FGAs & SGAs→40Benzodiazepines→41Lithium→42Drugs given during labor→43Antibiotics overview→44Antibiotics — static or cidal, and culture & sensitivity→45Sulfonamides & fluoroquinolones→46Tetracyclines & aminoglycosides→47Penicillin & cephalosporins→48Vancomycin→49Macrolides→50Nystatin→51Diuretics: overview→52Loop & thiazide diuretics→53Potassium-sparing & osmotic diuretics→54Corticosteroids→55Corticosteroids — the nine Ss→56Bronchodilators (SABAs & LABAs)→57Insulin — administration & sliding scale→58Insulin types→59Antithyroid drugs→60Levothyroxine→61Allopurinol vs. colchicine→62Bisphosphonates vs. calcitonin-salmon→

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