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anyone study Sylvia Rayfield?

I went to the Nursing Made Insanely Easy Review Class. I am taking my test on Friday. I have a copy of the tapes but they are from 1999 or 2000. Anyone had any luck using this series?

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I attended Sylvia Rayfield for 3 days in May, our instructor was Marie. I really liked the workbook questions, I did them all and they were a good review. I also have the mini book with the pictures that breaks down certain disease processes. I dont think the actual classroom time was worth it, I did better on my own. But i was able to use some of the pictures during my test on Saturday, they are helpful for things that are not familiar to you.

Good luck

Denise, RN

I did in 1991. It worked, I've been an RN ever since. Good Luck!!!

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Denise-what else did you use to study? I feel so overwhelmed...It is really a helpless feeling two days before the test...I am trying so hard not to be so anxious! I keep telling my self that I know this stuff. I was a good student in school and passed the ERI exit exam on the first try. I just keep doing practice questions...

Thanks LaNICUnurse

2 days before my test, I just reviewed in my Saunders book stuff like Infection Control, Delegation and Prioritization.

I used A LOT to stuyd, Sylvia Rayfield, Saunders, Kaplan book, Mosby's(not too much), ATI, Mosby's CAT and NCLEX 3000. I did about 5000 questions.

Tons of luck

GO into the test telling yourself YOU CAN PASS!!!! It worked for me

Denise, RN

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