@nursingstudentavenger: 🚨 TORCH Infections: Can You Recognize These Newborn Findings on the NCLEX? A newborn has cataracts. Another has microcephaly. A third develops fluid-filled blisters. Do you know which congenital infection each finding suggests? 👶 In this NCLEX review, learn the key findings associated with TORCH infections: ✅ Toxoplasmosis — Hydrocephalus, chorioretinitis, and intracranial calcifications ✅ Other (Syphilis) — Snuffles, rash on palms and soles, and bone abnormalities ✅ Rubella — Cataracts, congenital heart defects, and hearing impairment ✅ Cytomegalovirus (CMV) — Microcephaly, petechiae, and hearing loss ✅ Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) — Vesicular lesions, poor feeding, and possible seizures 💡 NCLEX Tip: Don't just memorize TORCH! Recognize the clinical clues, identify possible complications, and determine which newborn needs immediate intervention. 🎥 WANT THE FULL TORCH TUTORIAL? Head over to YouTube and search for our channel: Nursing Student Avenger. We explain the clinical findings, nursing priorities, and how to approach these questions on the NCLEX. 💬 NCLEX Challenge: Which congenital infection is associated with cataracts, patent ductus arteriosus, and hearing impairment? 💚 Nursing Student Avenger Future nurses. Unstoppable. #NCLEX #NCLEX2026 #NCLEXReview #TORCHInfections #MaternalNewbornNursing #PediatricNursing #CongenitalInfections #NursingStudent #NursingStudentAvenger

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