NCLEX PREP: SATA QUESTIONS focus on peds, stroke and thrombocytopenia 

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Dr. Sharon, firstly THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS!! I'm more confident and doing well on SATA because of you and will be taking my NCLEX very soon. Question plz: For the first question about the toddler, what is the normal range for toddler HR and RR plz?? THANKS A TON!!!!

😂😂😂she said ‘oh no! You could be bleeding!’ Dr Sharon you’re hilarious and I appreciate how you teach. It sticks in my brain😊

#1 The choice "diaphoresis" makes sense because if your working hard on breathing you would begin to sweat from the work.

what is the time frame that consider a recent surgery . Is it 2 week ?

Thrombocytopenia. Low platelets. Count

Question 4. Wouldn't it be safe not to give thrombolytics with high BP even if its not that high? Because Systolic of 140 is not that high but thats the cut off? In that the BP is either low, normal or high?

Thank you. The information is very helpful.🥰

Taking my Nclex on 2/23. These videos help soo very much. Thank you!!

Thank you SO much for all help. I love how you explain things that for me and for some of the students did not grow in the U.S , and new to the language don’t know. BLESSING

Thank you so much. The information is very helpful

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I was wondering if the child would aspirate if they are having a sore throat but I guess that would also go more with epiglottitis than a sore throat; I just answered my own question. Sorry, I take the NCLEX very soon and I guess I am just nervous.

Reading into the question gets me in trouble a lot lol. It’s very difficult for me not to read into it. I need the constant reminder.

Great! Thank you

Thank you so much .This is my first of many videos that I will be reviewing.

I would've gotten question 3 I correct, thank you for your explanation of 'secretion precautions' I would've assumed it was interchangeable with 'droplet precautions' 🤦🏽‍♀️

“Geee, that makes sense”. Going to say that in my head the entire test

Dr. Sharon, you're so cute, you make learning interesting and understandable.

Thank you so much for your help.

in question no. 4 about ischemic stroke, is the option C. not a correct answer- since you have a side comment that it should have 3hrs window?

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Question about answer choice b. Isn't the normal respiratory rate for a toddler is 30-60? if so, why a respiratory rate of 45 would be a sign of respiratory distress? Anyone can feel free to answer. Thank you.

Question two: breastfeed the baby doesn’t make sense. Not everyone can breastfeed.

I love the "yo"

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Thank you.

Thank you Dr.

Dr Sharon, according to the rules you have outlines in your SATA videos, you said to focus on what they are really asking for like technique or how to prevent xyz. Now following those rules, how does breastfeeding prevents SIDS? Not all mothers can breastfeed or chose to breastfeed. I would have to disagree on that based on the rules you the teaching.

Let’s move on to different types of questions. I believe there are about 5 or 6 SATA vids already