Need Work Book Answers for Intro Med-Surg Nursing (Edition 10) from Lippincott

valleylvn · Oct 21, 2011

Im sure if you read your text you would be able to figure out the answers. And then when they come up on your nclex you will know the correct choice instead of copying the answers down.

If you have a specific question that your having trouble with let us know.

I'm currently taking Medical-Surgical Class, the book we're using is the Introductory Medical-Surgical Nursing published by "Lippincott Williams & Wilkins" 10th Edition. I can't find the answers for the workbook, nor answers for the end-of-unit questions as well as the end-of-chapter questions, has anyone had the answer files that I can use to correct the errors for my workbook?? if you do, please share it to me, any help would be so much appreciated...

rnwannabe77 · Oct 22, 2011

Hi,

That is the same book that my class is using. I believe that the end of unit and end of chapter questions are located on the disk that came with the book. As for the workbook answers, my professor posted them on the portal of my school's website. Is this a required book for your class? If so, you should approach your professor about it and see if he/she will post the answers.

boparba · Oct 25, 2011

Dear rnwannabe77:

May I know your school's website? or maybe you can send me the link to those workbook answers, thank you...

Trisha61 · Dec 28, 2014

I am taking an LPN Refresher Coorifice using the Lippincott's Med Surg 10 book and workbook. Is there anyone that will help with answers for the workbook that goes with the book, to help me study for the test? I am also reading the book, but there are still answers I can't find.

Thanks in advance!

nurse_adams89 · Dec 29, 2014

This is a odd thread, but you can get the answers if you read the chapter fully, I don't have the 10th edition I have the 11th, they are very similar

nekozuki, LPN · Dec 31, 2014

Yipe, this thread was resurrected three years later?

My recommendation: find the answers yourself, even if it takes a really, really long time. You don't prepare for the NCLEX by studying correct answers that are handed to you. You prepare for the NCLEX by hunting through books, developing your critical-thinking skills, and weighing evidence to figure it out yourself.