Any Tips for Studying Content on LS2?

study more. if you truly study enough, it will sink in eventually. maybe you need to postpone? one thing I used was recording myself reading sg101 and listen to myself while I reread it multiple times, so I had it audio and visually. do you know what kind of learner you are?

sg101 has some extra files with flashcard-like content. that said, sg101 was not in depth enough for ls2 or ls3. enough to pass though.

good luck!

I went back and grabbed some books I used in LPN school - the Incredibly Easy Series (I have them all). Just skimming the Med Surg volume, I may try that one in addition to focusing on my Saunders. I'm not too thrilled with the SG101 content either on this one. It seems like it includes a lot of info that is not on the content guide and some things seem completely omitted. I just work one night this week (tonight) and that leaves me with all day today, tomorrow and Thursday to study this. I just hope I pass.

I failed LS3 in December along with Chronicity and I really don't want 3 fails in a row and these are my final 3 exams. If I can't get it together by THursday, I might have to reschedule. I'll tackle practice exam B tomorrow.

it looks like from the content guide the test is 40% psych nursing, I have the incredibly easy mental health book and love it...very easy read. I also use flashcards I make up on my own for the endo system and renal. I am testing 2/8, I would move the date if I were you. I always take the practice exams then STUDY those too. You would be surprised at how many questions are on the actual exam. Good luck!!

I also find that TOO MUCH material to study from is not a good thing, can get overwhealming...pick 2 things and make notes of you have to. Highlight etc.

I know that 40% is scary, but 50% is regulatory and metabolic and its just as bad. I'm redoing my notes today to condense it down some and trying to focus more on nursing care than anything else on the diseases.