NCLEX High Yield - Dr. Zeeshan Hoodbhoy

The pediatric cardiology recap from Chapter 2 — every high-yield condition in one pass.Dr. Zee recaps Tetralogy of Fallot (the four defects, tet spells, and knees-to-chest), Kawasaki disease (the CRASH features, the coronary artery complication, IVIG and aspirin — and why this is the exception to the no-aspirin rule in kids), patent ductus arteriosus (the continuous machine-like murmur and closing it with NSAIDs), coarctation of the aorta (upper vs. lower extremity pressures and pulses, and its link to Turner syndrome), and the infant CPR sequence.Full course: https://www.nclexhighyieldcourse.comGet started: https://nclexhighyield.comFREE Zoom every Wednesday 3PM PST / 6PM EST — follow @nclexhighyield on Instagram for the link.

The NCLEX High Yield QBank is LIVE — free for 14 days. No credit card. No subscription. No password.In this episode Dr. Zee walks you through the QBank step by step: signing up free, the dashboard with 2,552 questions across 18 systems, building your own tests, a live question in Tutor mode, a Next Gen case study with the full rationale, CAT readiness exams with a simulated Candidate Performance Report, and the My Study Planner that paces everything to your test date.Start your free 14 days: https://nclexhighyield.com/qbankREADY TO PASS YOUR NCLEX?Join the NCLEX High Yield program — live courses with Dr. Zee, 1-on-1 tutoring, and the QBank included: https://nclexhighyield.com

A full recap of heart failure, the way the NCLEX thinks about it.Dr. Zee walks through normal circulation first, then breaks down what happens when the left side fails (backup into the lungs — pulmonary edema, pink frothy sputum, dyspnea, orthopnea), when the right side fails (backup into the body — JVD, hepatosplenomegaly, ascites, peripheral edema), and how the two combine into biventricular failure.Also covered: the diuretics (loop, thiazide, potassium-sparing) and the six ways pharmacology is tested, confirming heart failure with BNP and echocardiogram / ejection fraction, and patient education using NEEDSS.Full course: https://www.nclexhighyieldcourse.comGet started: https://nclexhighyield.comFREE Zoom every Wednesday 3PM PST / 6PM EST — follow @nclexhighyield on Instagram for the link.

Chapter 1 is the foundation for everything else in this course — prioritization and test-taking strategy.In this recap, Dr. Zee reviews the five ways the NCLEX can ask you any content: select-all-that-apply style questions (SATA, matrix/grid, highlight), prioritization questions (ASK GRAPH), further-teaching and follow-up questions (NEEDSS), straightforward diagnostic / pharmacology / treatment questions (NIPPAA), and knowledge-based questions like dosage calculations and conversions.He also recaps the six ways pharmacology is tested and the concepts that carry through every subject, so you can apply the same framework no matter what content shows up on your exam.Full course: https://www.nclexhighyieldcourse.comGet started: https://nclexhighyield.comFREE Zoom every Wednesday 3PM PST / 6PM EST — follow @nclexhighyield on Instagram for the link.

Brandyn failed the NCLEX six times and gave up for about four years. On his 7th attempt he went all 150 questions, submitted his last answer with 1 minute 10 seconds left — and passed.He didn't memorize more. He learned the WHY — Dr. Zee's Method and ASK GRAPH.READY TO GET YOUR PASS?https://nclexhighyield.comFREE Zoom every Wednesday 3PM Pacific / 6PM Eastern — follow @nclexhighyield on Instagram for the link.Your 85 and out is coming.