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Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is a common and high-risk cardiac rhythm frequently tested on the NCLEX. It is characterized by an irregularly irregular rhythm, absence of P waves, and an increased risk of stroke.

In this video, we explain ATRIAL FIBRILLATION in a simple, step-by-step nursing approach.

📌 What you will learn:
• What is atrial fibrillation
• Key ECG characteristics (no P waves, irregular rhythm)
• Rate-controlled vs uncontrolled AFib
• Common causes (hypertension, MI, heart failure, valve disease)
• Major complication: STROKE
• Priority nursing interventions
• High-yield NCLEX exam tips

🧠 NCLEX PRO TIPS:
✔️ No P waves + irregular rhythm = think AFib
✔️ AFib patients are at HIGH risk for blood clots → stroke
✔️ If patient is unstable → prepare for cardioversion
✔️ Rate control medications are commonly tested (beta blockers, calcium channel blockers)
✔️ Always assess anticoagulation therapy in AFib patients

📌 NCLEX PEARL:
Treat the PATIENT, not the monitor.

This video is perfect for:
• NCLEX-RN & NCLEX-PN
• Nursing students
• ECG / telemetry beginners
• Critical care & cardiac nursing

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