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NCLEX Challenges 162 | Tuberculosis (TB) Symptoms SATA & Herpes Discharge Teaching | NCLEX Prep 2026

Welcome back to NCLEX Challenges 162 by Crack The NCLEX This episode focuses on infectious disease recognition and client discharge teaching, two high-yield topics frequently tested on the NCLEX and Next Gen NCLEX (NGN). 🔹 Scenario 1: Pulmonary Tuberculosis (TB) – SATA A client is admitted for evaluation of suspected pulmonary tuberculosis. Review which presenting signs and symptoms are associated with TB, emphasizing classic constitutional symptoms and respiratory findings commonly tested on the NCLEX. Key concepts include: Night sweats and weight loss Hemoptysis and purulent sputum Distinguishing TB symptoms from unrelated findings SATA strategy for infectious disease questions 🔹 Scenario 2: Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) Discharge Teaching A client with active herpes lesions is discharged with oral acyclovir and topical lidocaine. Identify which teaching points are essential to prevent transmission, promote healing, and ensure safe medication use. You’ll review: Infection control at home Sexual health teaching Safe medication application Common NCLEX client-education traps What You’ll Learn in This Video ✅ Classic signs and symptoms of pulmonary TB ✅ How to approach TB SATA questions on NCLEX ✅ Key discharge teaching for clients with herpes ✅ Prevention of viral transmission ✅ Medication safety and patient education priorities ✅ NGN-style critical-thinking and elimination strategies Perfect for: RN & PN students, Med-Surg learners, and NCLEX 2026 candidates Comment your answers before watching the rationale — practice exam-style decision making! 🔔 Subscribe for daily NCLEX challenges:    / @crackthenclex   Watch the full NCLEX Challenges Playlist:    • Daily Chalanges NCLEX RN & PN