FEEDBACK PLS

I haven't really heard about anyone using that resource before but typically most people use more than one resource to study. try LaCharity Priority, delegation, assignment. good luck!

does it matter if someone used the same material? You cannot carry their knowledge in the test room with you. The point is, you are doing the right thing by focusing on an assortment of test questions, NONE of which will be on the test anyway. But you need to learn how to test, not what to test upon. I know you are anxious, so I wish you peace. Let us know the results!

I have not used this prep material but Davis is fairly well-known in my area. Check out the study guides floating around here. The 35 page one is on here as a PDF (use Search to find it) but the 25 page one is not. Someone emailed it to me and I've emailed to people so if you PM your email address, I can send it to you.

Good luck!!

does it matter if someone used the same material? You cannot carry their knowledge in the test room with you. The point is, you are doing the right thing by focusing on an assortment of test questions, NONE of which will be on the test anyway. But you need to learn how to test, not what to test upon. I know you are anxious, so I wish you peace. Let us know the results!

This.

There are many sources to choose from.; however I always post this adage:

The issue may not necessarily the source of the review, but how one approaches the NCLEX itself: understanding the four concepts of becoming a competent, entry-level nurse:

1. Safe, effective care;

2.Health promotion;

3.Physiological Integrity;

4.Psychosocial integrity

Will determine WHAT the question is asking you; the question may be Respiratory related-but is it a Health Promotion or a Safety, or a Physiological or a Psychosocial one? Would you know the difference and choose the BEST answer?

Once one understands the concepts of NCLEX, they can do so successfully.

Learn to understand WHAT the question is asking you; THEN review the rationales, THEN if you don't understand the rationale, look to the sources of information.

Breathe...and best wishes.