NCLEX Miles, become a nurse in Australia || How to Migrate to Australia as a Registered Nurse
NCLEX-RN (National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses) is a standardized test implemented in Australia, USA, and Canada to determine if a candidate is ready to be licensed as an entry-level nurse in these countries.
NCLEX RN- Miles program is designed to provide a comprehensive review of the full NCLEX curriculum as per the NCSBN (National Council of State Boards of Nursing) test plan.
Course Features
- Students 7 students
- Max Students20
- Duration8 week
- Skill levelall
- LanguageEnglish
- Re-take courseN/A
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MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION
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MODULE 2: MANAGEMENT OF CARE
- Lecture 2.1: Advance Directives / Self-Determination / Life Planning
- Lecture 2.2: Advocacy
- Lecture 2.3: Assignment, Delegation and Supervision
- Lecture 2.4: Case Management
- Lecture 2.5: Client Rights
- Lecture 2.6: Collaboration w / Interdisciplinary Team
- Lecture 2.7: Confidentiality/Information Security
- Lecture 2.8: Continuity of Care
- Lecture 2.9: Establishing Priorities
- Lecture 2.10: Ethical Practice
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MODULE 3: SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL
Safety and Infection control comes under the Safe and Effective care environment client needs. It constitutes 9-15% of the questions in your NCLEX exam.
- Lecture 3.1: Accident / Error / Injury Prevention
- Lecture 3.2: Emergency Response Plan
- Lecture 3.3: Ergonomic Principles
- Lecture 3.4: Handling Hazardous and Infectious Materials
- Lecture 3.5: Home Safety
- Lecture 3.6: Reporting of Incident/Event/Irregular Occurrence / Variance
- Lecture 3.7: Safe Use of Equipment
- Lecture 3.8: Security Plan
- Lecture 3.9: Standard Precautions / Transmission-Based Precautions/Surgial Asepsis
- Lecture 3.10: Use of Restraints / Safety Devices
- Lecture 3.11: Common Infections, Vaccinations and Immunizations
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MODULE 4: BASIC CARE AND COMFORT
Basic Care and Comfort is a sub-content area under Physiological Integrity and constitutes 6-12% of the questions in the NCLEX RN exam. This sub-content explains how the nurse provides comfort and assistance in the performance of activities of daily living.
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MODULE 5: PHARMACOLOGY AND PARENTERAL THERAPIES
This content area constitutes 12-18% of the NCLEX questions in the examination and includes topics that explains how the nurse provides care related to the administration of medications and parenteral therapies.
- Lecture 5.1: Introduction to Pharmacology and medication administration
- Lecture 5.2: Parenteral/IV Therapies
- Lecture 5.3: Dosage Calculation
- Lecture 5.4: Blood and Blood Products
- Lecture 5.5: Central Venous Access Devices
- Lecture 5.6: Parenteral Nutrition
- Lecture 5.7: Common drugs, actions, side effects
- Lecture 5.8: Pharmacological Pain Management
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MODULE 6: REDUCTION OF RISK POTENTIAL
Reduction of Risk potential content area explains how the nurse reduces the likelihood that clients will develop complications or health problems related to existing conditions, treatments or procedures. The nurse reduces the likelihood that clients will develop. This contributes to 9-15% of the questions in the NCLEX exam.
- Lecture 6.1: Changes / Abnormalities in VS
- Lecture 6.2: Diagnostic Tests
- Lecture 6.3: Laboratory Values
- Lecture 6.4: Potential for Alterations in Body Systems
- Lecture 6.5: Potential for Complications on Diagnostic Tests / Treatments / Procedures
- Lecture 6.6: Potential for Complications from Surgical Procedures and Health Alterations
- Lecture 6.7: System Specific Assessments
- Lecture 6.8: Therapeutic Procedures
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MODULE 7: PSYCHOSOCIAL INTEGRITY
- Lecture 7.1: Abuse / Neglect
- Lecture 7.2: Behavioral Interventions
- Lecture 7.3: Chemical & Other Dependencies and Substance Abuse Disorder
- Lecture 7.4: Coping Mechanism
- Lecture 7.5: Crisis Intervention
- Lecture 7.6: Cultural Awareness / Cultural Influences on Health
- Lecture 7.7: End-of-Life Care
- Lecture 7.8: Family Dynamics
- Lecture 7.9: Grief and Loss
- Lecture 7.10: Mental Health Concepts
- Lecture 7.11: Religious and Spiritual Influences on Health
- Lecture 7.12: Sensory/Perceptual Alterations
- Lecture 7.13: Stress Management
- Lecture 7.14: Support Systems
- Lecture 7.15: Therapeutic Communication
- Lecture 7.16: Therapeutic Environment
- Lecture 7.17: Drugs used in Psychiatry
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MODULE 8: HEALTH PROMOTION AND MAINTENANCE & PAEDIATRICS NURSING
This content area constitutes 6-12% of the questions in the NCLEX exam. This area explains how the nurse provides and directs nursing care of the client that incorporates knowledge of expected growth and development; prevention and early detection of health problems, and strategies to achieve optimal health.
- Lecture 8.1: Aging Process
- Lecture 8.2: Ante/Intra/Postpartum and NB Care
- Lecture 8.3: Developmental Stages and Transitions
- Lecture 8.4: Health Promotion/Disease Prevention
- Lecture 8.5: Health Screening
- Lecture 8.6: Health Risk Behaviors
- Lecture 8.7: Lifestyle Choices
- Lecture 8.8: Self-care
- Lecture 8.9: Techniques of Physical Assessment
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MODULE 9: PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION -MEDICAL & SURGICAL NURSING CONCEPTS
Physiological adaptation constitutes 11-17% questions in the NCLEX exam. This area explains how the nurse manages and provides care for clients with acute, chronic or life threatening physical health conditions.
- Lecture 9.1: MS Pediatrics
- Lecture 9.2: MS Adult Cardio System
- Lecture 9.3: MS Adult Respiratory System
- Lecture 9.4: MS Adult Emergency/ Critical Care
- Lecture 9.5: MS Adult Oncology/ Hematology System
- Lecture 9.6: MS Adult Endocrine System
- Lecture 9.7: MS Adult Gastro-Intestinal System
- Lecture 9.8: MS Adult Genito-Urinary System
- Lecture 9.9: MS Adult Musculoskeletal System
- Lecture 9.10: MS Adult Integumentary System
- Lecture 9.11: MS Adult Neurological System