Fundamentals of Nursing
Your Fundamentals, shaped to your syllabus
Every program sequences the foundations differently. Check the units your school is teaching this term — the rest stay in your Master Library for later courses and NCLEX review.
Pillar 1
📚What You Need to Know(NCLEX Standard)
The universal core every nursing program is accountable to — standardized lessons, adaptive sandbox quizzes, and the traps students miss most.
Section A · Top priority
My Current Semester
What I'm being taught and tested on right now.
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Pick the Fundamentals units your school is testing this semester. You can change this anytime as you move into a new course.
Unit 1: Vital Signs & Clinical Priority Red Flags
LibraryNormal ranges across the lifespan, MAP, orthostatics, and the abnormal numbers that mean act now vs. document and reassess.
Unit 2: Infection Control & Isolation Precautions
LibraryStandard, Contact, Droplet, and Airborne precautions — what PPE, what room, what order of donning and doffing.
Unit 3: Patient Safety, Mobility, Transfers & Restraint Protocols
LibraryFall risk scoring, safe transfers and gait belts, and the exact rules around least-restrictive restraint use.
Unit 4: Safe Medication Administration & Injection Techniques
LibraryThe Rights of Medication Administration, SubQ vs. IM vs. ID landmarks, needle gauges, and Z-track technique.
Unit 5: Skin Integrity & Pressure Injury Staging
LibraryBraden scale, the four stages plus unstageable and deep tissue injury, and the prevention bundle that actually moves the needle.
Unit 6: Oxygenation Basics & Low/High-Flow Delivery Systems
LibraryNasal cannula, simple mask, Venturi, non-rebreather, high-flow nasal cannula — FiO2 ranges and when to escalate.
Pillar 2 · Professor Portal
🎯 What You Are Taught(My School Portal)
Drop your professor's actual Fundamentals materials here. We'll generate flashcards, summaries, and custom practice quizzes that slot into your dashboard as Professor-Specific cards.