Memorization games
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Common Drug Suffixes
Recognise a drug class from the ending of its generic name.
Vital Signs and Normal Ranges
The adult and paediatric baselines every question assumes you already know.
Lab Values You Must Know
The serum values that drive the most exam questions.
Mental Health Terms
The vocabulary used in psychiatric assessment questions.
Pediatric Milestones
Developmental milestones, vaccine schedule, and age-specific vitals.
Maternal-Newborn Terms
APGAR, GTPAL, stages of labor, and postpartum assessment vocabulary.
Endocrine Disorders
Diabetes types, insulin peaks, thyroid conditions, and adrenal disorders.
Cardiac Medications
ACE inhibitors, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, diuretics, and anticoagulants - drug class, action, and nursing consideration.
Neurological Assessment
Glasgow Coma Scale, cranial nerves, stroke recognition, and seizure types.
Gastrointestinal & Hepatic
Liver function labs, hepatitis types, pancreatitis, GI bleed assessment, and ostomy care.
Infection Control Terms
Precautions, PPE, and asepsis vocabulary every LVN must know.
Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances
Hypo/hyper states for sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium.
Respiratory Conditions
COPD, pneumonia, asthma, and oxygenation terms.
Diabetes Medications
Insulins and oral antidiabetics — class, action, and nursing consideration.
Neuro Assessment Essentials
Glasgow Coma Scale, cranial nerves, stroke, and seizure basics.
Lab Values Quick Reference
Normal ranges and what abnormal results mean at a glance.
Vital Sign Ranges by Age
Normal heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure from newborn to adult.
Isolation Precautions
Which precaution and PPE go with which organism or disease.
EKG Quick Reads
Recognizing common rhythms and what the LVN reports.
ABG Interpretation
pH, PaCO2, HCO3 and the four acid-base disturbances.
Emergency Drugs
Code and emergency medications — action and nursing consideration.
Wound Care Products
Dressing types matched to wound needs.
Pediatric Drug Calculations
Weight-based dosing, safe-dose range checks, and pediatric math.
OB Emergency Terms
Obstetric complications and emergencies every LVN should recognize.
Psych Meds Quick Reference
Antidepressants, antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, and anxiolytics - action and key nursing consideration.
Respiratory Medications
Core inhaled and oral respiratory drugs with LVN monitoring, teaching, and reporting priorities.
Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances II
Key electrolyte and fluid disorders with normal values, signs, and LVN monitoring and reporting cues.
Neuro Assessment Terms
Foundational neurological assessment terminology and findings the LVN collects and reports.
GI and Hepatic Conditions
Common gastrointestinal and liver disorders with signs, labs, and LVN monitoring and reporting priorities.
Antidiabetic Medications
Insulins and oral/injectable antidiabetic agents with onset/peak, safety, and LVN teaching points.
Critical Care Interventions
Core high-acuity interventions the LVN reinforces, monitors, and reports while the RN directs the plan of care.
Lab Values Ranges
Common adult laboratory reference ranges with units and the critical values the LVN reports to the RN.
ABG Interpretation Patterns
Step-by-step arterial blood gas patterns with real values so the LVN can recognize and report acid-base disturbances.
EKG Rhythms
Recognition features of common cardiac rhythms so the LVN can monitor the strip and report emergent findings to the RN.
Delegation Rules
The five rights of delegation and clear LVN, RN, and UAP scope boundaries for safe, exam-ready decisions.
Safety Precautions
Fall, seizure, restraint, fire, and general patient-safety vocabulary every LVN applies at the bedside.
Infection Control Protocols
Transmission-based precautions, PPE sequencing, and isolation protocols the LVN follows to break the chain of infection.
Gerontology Key Terms
Normal aging changes, geriatric syndromes, and safe-care vocabulary the LVN uses with older adults.
Renal Conditions
Kidney disease vocabulary with real labs (BUN, creatinine, GFR, potassium) and interventions the LVN monitors and reports.
Perioperative Nursing Terms
Preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative vocabulary the LVN uses to prepare, monitor, and recover surgical patients.