[tonmarchelli]

i am gearing up to retake the NCLEX in a few weeks and i am trying to find a really good resource for infection control guidelines. anybody have a document or something that can lead me in the right direction. im starting to stress but im keeping a much more open mind abou it this time around.

thx.

[Angel816]

The center for disease control has a good website. Just Google for this and look in there. I have reviewed this in my Mosby books also. Sorry I don't have anything more than that. I am taking my test March 8th and I am scared to say the least but I also can't wait to take it I want it over with. I look at it this way If I fail I will retake it nothing wrong with that. Goodluck on your retake I know you will do great this time I will keep you in my prayers.

[vr2006]

Saunders Comprehensive review has some info on isolation precautions and your fundamentals of nursing book should have it. I had a lot of those type of questions and I felt unsure about those type of questions because the answers were so similar so hard to decifer. I am curious how many questions did you have the first time?

[tonmarchelli]

i had 155 the first time.

thx for the help so far. ill check saunders. i have that book but i dont have my fundamentals of nursing book anymore.

[vr2006]

Anytime and good luck I am positive that you will be fine, keep me posted>

[caringnursenj]

When I was reviewing for NCLEX, I just searched the websites of the big hospitals in my area and read about their guidelines. Because it’s easier to remember and to understand. Good luck to you.

Originally Posted by tonmarchelli

i had 155 the first time.

thx for the help so far. ill check saunders. i have that book but i dont have my fundamentals of nursing book anymore.