Nursing Nerds

Neurologic, Renal and Endocrine Emergencies

Book 09 · Page 22 / 15

What this book owns, and where the rest lives

Figure brief · not yet drawn

A horizontal plum band holding three owned domain blocks, with four gray arms dropping to handoff tiles for Books 5, 6, 7, and 9, and one arm rising to a Book 1 tile marked MAP ONLY, PP 45 to 47.

OWNSBORROWSDOES NOT COVER
Raised intracranial pressure, compensation, and herniationElectrolyte and arterial blood gas values, and how to interpret them → BOOK 07The neurologic system map, already drawn on Book 1 page 45
Ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke, the thrombolytic window, and the assessments that gate itEvery calculation, including cerebral perfusion pressure and infusion rates → BOOK 06The renal system map, Book 1 page 46
Seizure and status epilepticusDrug class logic, antidotes, and high-alert handling → BOOK 05The endocrine system map, Book 1 page 47
Spinal cord injury and autonomic dysreflexiaShock states, including neurogenic and septic shock → BOOK 09Chart exhibit reading technique, Book 1 pages 60 and 61
Meningitis recognition and the reporting decisionIsolation category for suspected meningococcal disease → BOOK 04Bowtie and matrix item mechanics, Book 2 page 8
Myasthenic versus cholinergic crisis, and Guillain-BarréPriority frameworks and how to choose between them → BOOK 03Fluid tonicity comparison, Book 1 page 35
Acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease behavior, dialysis, access care, and transplant rejection signsPotassium, creatinine, phosphate, and glomerular filtration rate values → BOOK 07 · P9Rhythm strip interpretation for hyperkalemia, Book 8 page 6
Diabetic ketoacidosis, hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state, hypoglycemia, thyroid storm, myxedema coma, adrenal crisis, syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone, diabetes insipidusInsulin, desmopressin, antithyroid, and corticosteroid pharmacology → BOOK 05Endocrine drug administration technique, Book 5 pages 9 and 11

The split, and why. Neurologic content takes five of the eleven content pages because the exam writes unfolding cases around neurologic deterioration more than around any other system in this book. Renal content takes one and a half pages because the tested renal skill is pattern recognition from a history, not depth. Endocrine content takes two and a half pages because both of its confusion pairs, diabetic ketoacidosis against hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state and syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone against diabetes insipidus, appear on nearly every form.

Legend, shown at size. Severity tokens run critical, watch, yield, and acceptable → BOOK 01 · P5. Note devices are margin note, watch out, memory hook, takeaway, tick box, pointer chip, and handwritten aside. Figures are numbered book point page.

Margin noteif a number is the answer, you are in the wrong book.

Takeawaythis book teaches recognition and sequence; the numbers and the math live two books over.