Category Readiness

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Management of CareBuilding
Safety and Infection Prevention and ControlStrong
Health Promotion and MaintenanceBuilding
Psychosocial IntegrityNot Enough Data Yet
Basic Care and ComfortBuilding
Pharmacological and Parenteral TherapiesNeeds Love
Reduction of Risk PotentialBuilding
Physiological AdaptationBuilding
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Readiness

Basic Care and Comfort Practice

Assisting with nutrition, mobility, hygiene, rest, and non-pharmacological comfort interventions.

6–12% of NCLEX

What this section tests

Nutrition Management

Assess nutritional status, implement therapeutic diets, and monitor intake and output.

Mobility and Positioning

Assist with ambulation, transfers, and proper positioning to prevent complications.

Hygiene and Personal Care

Provide or assist with bathing, oral care, and other activities of daily living.

Rest and Sleep

Promote adequate rest, manage sleep disturbances, and create healing environments.

Non-Pharmacological Comfort

Use comfort measures such as positioning, heat/cold, massage, and relaxation techniques.

What to focus on

  • Therapeutic diets (low sodium, diabetic, renal)
  • Enteral and parenteral nutrition
  • Pressure injury prevention and staging
  • Range of motion exercises
  • Pain management without medication
  • Elimination patterns and bowel/bladder care
  • Assistive devices and mobility aids
  • Palliative and comfort care measures

Practice Status

Full adaptive practice for this category will be available once the question bank and account progress tracking are connected.

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