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Nov 3, 2026

Jon HawsHOST
3:38
That's 63 labs, the must-know labs for the NCLEX and for real life on the floor.
Jon HawsHOST
3:44
Head over to nursing.com/63labs.
Jon HawsHOST
3:49
That's 63labs.
Jon HawsHOST
3:52
nursing.com/63labs.
Jon HawsHOST
3:57
Thank you so much for joining me today, and thank you for being part of the Nursing.com family.
Jon HawsHOST
4:02
We're here to help you succeed in nursing school and in life.
Jon HawsHOST
4:06
So go grab your free download today at nursing.com/63labs.
Jon HawsHOST
4:13
And remember, Lab Values in 5 drops a new episode every Tuesday, so I'll see you then.
Hannah HayesGUEST
3:23
I've worked in public health and governmental public health.
Hannah HayesGUEST
3:27
I've worked in nursing education.
Hannah HayesGUEST
3:30
And currently, I work for a federally qualified health center as a nurse, in addition to doing some work that centers lived experience and research.
Hannah HayesGUEST
3:39
But a large majority of my work was for the new to public health residency program, which is a public health workforce development that was originally created through UW-Madison School of Nursing and is currently housed in a program of the DeBelmont Foundation.

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Nicole WeathersHOST
16:52
And for this, we actually identified what we called organizational assets.
Nicole WeathersHOST
16:58
And we stated these in the terms of like forms of capital, right? So for example, we talk about human capital.
Nicole WeathersHOST
17:06
And that, yes, that's about having people in place, right? But it also includes how we support the development of that knowledge, those skills and abilities within our nursing workforce.
Nicole WeathersHOST
17:18
So that they can fulfill their role and do so safely.
Bridget TsirikisGUEST
13:14
I had a couple of thoughts as you were talking.
Bridget TsirikisGUEST
13:16
The first was my background is critical care nursing.
Bridget TsirikisGUEST
13:20
So I was a critical care nurse for a long time.
Bridget TsirikisGUEST
13:23
And just a demonstration of kindness in the room as a nurse.
Jon HawsHOST
2:59
All right, let's go.
Jon HawsHOST
3:00
This has been the NCLEX question of the day by nursing.com. Before you go, I've got a question for you, a real one.
Jon HawsHOST
3:07
Do you actually know if you're ready for the NCLEX or are you just hoping? Stop guessing and go find out for free.
Jon HawsHOST
3:14
Take the free SimClex at nursing.com.
Jon HawsHOST
3:17
It simulates the algorithms of the NCLEX, the same question rules, the same difficulty, so you get a real feel for what the actual exam is like.
Jon HawsHOST
3:26
No more hoping.
Jon HawsHOST
3:27
You'll know whether you're really ready for the real thing.
Jon HawsHOST
3:30
Go to nursing.com and take your free SimClex today.
Jon HawsHOST
4:15
Nursing.com slash 63 labs.
Jon HawsHOST
4:19
Thank you so much for joining me today.
Jon HawsHOST
4:22
And thank you for being part of the nursing.com family.
Jon HawsHOST
4:25
We're here to help you succeed in nursing school and in life.
Jon HawsHOST
4:29
So go grab your free download today at nursing.com slash six, three labs.
Jon HawsHOST
4:36
And remember lab values in five drops a new episode every Tuesday.
Jon HawsHOST
4:41
So I'll see you then.
Jon HawsHOST
4:43
You know what time it is now.
Jon HawsHOST
4:54
Nursing.com slash 63 labs.
Jon HawsHOST
4:58
Thank you so much for joining me today.
Jon HawsHOST
5:00
And thank you for being part of the nursing.com family.
Jon HawsHOST
5:04
We're here to help you succeed in nursing school and in life.
Jon HawsHOST
5:08
So go grab your free download today at nursing.com slash six, three labs.
Jon HawsHOST
5:15
And remember lab values in five drops a new episode every Tuesday.
Jon HawsHOST
5:19
So I'll see you then.
Jon HawsHOST
5:21
You know what time it is now.
Jerica KentHOST
0:03
Walk into any hospital, medical office, nursing home or clinic, and take a look around.
Jerica KentHOST
0:08
Who do you see? Most likely you'll take in a variety of healthcare professionals.
Jerica KentHOST
0:13
They may be wearing different colored scrubs, some people may be even in white coats, all milling about doing important work.
Jack BrubakerGUEST
2:22
Okay.
Jack BrubakerGUEST
2:23
My main job is to facilitate the communication between our board members and the General Assembly.
Jack BrubakerGUEST
2:30
And we try to be an expert resource for policymakers who are making decisions about health care in Ohio, and especially when they have questions about safe nursing practice.
Jerica KentHOST
2:41
I understand the gravity of that job.
Jerica KentHOST
2:43
That's a lot of work.
Ryan ReynoldsADVERTISER
1:18
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speaker_1NARRATOR
1:21
The nursing category is musculoskeletal.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:24
The NCLEX category is basic care and comfort.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:28
A nurse has given a patient with joint stiffness and limited range of motion a nursing diagnosis of impaired physical mobility.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:35
Which nursing intervention would be most appropriate when caring for this patient? A, screen for signs of ineffective coping or helplessness.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:45
B, ensure that the patient receives enough food and fluids.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:48
C, assess the patient's relationship with his spouse.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:52
D, monitor for changes in the patient's affect that indicate anxiety or panic.
Mackenzie ButlerHOST
0:46
And there's...
Mackenzie ButlerHOST
0:48
Just a breath of what you've brought to nursing, but can we start at the beginning of like, how did you become a nurse? How did I become a nurse? How did it all start? Actually, my dad
Meg HarrellGUEST
0:56
is a nurse.
Meg HarrellGUEST
0:57
He just retired a couple of years ago, but that's why I started getting interested in nursing and healthcare and things like that.
Meg HarrellGUEST
1:03
I saw him work in every capacity, home health and the hospital, and he would come home and teach us anatomy and physiology and like the names of the medications that he was going to go take to his home health patients.
Meg HarrellGUEST
1:16
So that's how I got introduced to it and into it.
Meg HarrellGUEST
1:18
I was like, that's what I'm doing.
Meg HarrellGUEST
1:19
There's no question at all.
MaddyGUEST
0:55
You are only going to have to experience it brand new one time and then after that you already have experience.
Ann KingHOST
1:14
Hey guys, welcome back to another episode of Nursing Uncharted.
Ann KingHOST
1:17
It's your host, Anne.
Ann KingHOST
1:19
So I wanna go back to a previous episode a couple weeks ago where I had a girl that I actually got to work with, but she was in nursing school at the time.
Ann KingHOST
1:41
And, you know, it's something that everybody that you talk to and you tell them you're a nurse, you always say, hey, you're always going to have a job.
Ann KingHOST
1:49
But sometimes that first job, especially when you know what you want to do, can be really difficult.
Ann KingHOST
1:54
So I thought and also everyone here at Nursing Uncharted thought, how can we help? How can AMN help? How can this podcast help? And fortunately, we had someone really close with the team that actually works with us that has already been doing this and giving those tips and tricks for new nurses or nurses looking to transition into something different, a different specialty.
Ann KingHOST
2:17
There's already someone making these videos.

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