▶️Renal, Urinary Tract, & Electrolyte Pharmacological Medications | LIVE WEBINAR - 23rd June 2026

▶️Renal, Urinary Tract, & Electrolyte Pharmacological Medications | 23rd June 2026 👨‍🏫 Tutor: Dr. M. Lepage, DNP, RN, CEN Join Dr. M. Lepage in this Naxlex webinar audio as she breaks down renal, urinary tract, fluid, and electrolyte pharmacological medications in a clear, practical, and NCLEX-focused way. This session helps nursing students understand how medications affect urinary output, fluid balance, electrolyte levels, blood pressure, chronic kidney disease, and safe medication administration. The lesson covers key pharmacology topics including loop diuretics, thiazide diuretics, potassium-sparing diuretics, phosphate binders, chronic kidney disease medications, electrolyte imbalance management, urinary output monitoring, daily weights, intake and output, blood pressure monitoring, potassium monitoring, and medication safety precautions. This audio is especially helpful for learners preparing for NCLEX-style questions that test diuretic side effects, hypokalemia, hyperkalemia, digoxin toxicity concerns, furosemide administration, spironolactone safety, hydrochlorothiazide teaching, CKD complications, and nursing interventions for renal and electrolyte medications. Whether you are reviewing Pharmacology, Adult Health, Renal Nursing, or NCLEX medication safety, this audio makes learning easier while driving, walking, resting, or studying on the go. 🎧💙 📥 Download the webinar slides here: 👉 https://app.naxlex.com/storage/upload... 📚 Want to practice what you learn? Access the Naxlex NCLEX QBank, Readiness Assessment Tests, practice questions, rationales, and study resources here: 👉 https://app.naxlex.com ✅ Perfect for NCLEX prep ✅ Great for renal and electrolyte pharmacology review ✅ Helpful for diuretics, CKD medications, phosphate binders, and electrolyte safety ✅ Includes medication teaching and NCLEX-style nursing priorities ✅ Learn anytime, anywhere Stay consistent, keep practicing, and let Naxlex support you on your journey to passing the NCLEX. 💙✨