Okie36 90 Posts Apr 30, 2014 In my experience, the best way to tackle is to treat as true/false...I read the options and ask is this a true statement. If I cannot definitively say yes, then it doesn't make the cut.
yourfavnurse13 21 Posts Apr 30, 2014 That's the same technique I've been using to study. Seems to help me as well. Also, the Saunders book (blue one) is filled with SATA questions and their rationales are AWESOME. It helped me better understand my mistakes.
nurseprnRN, BSN, RN 2 Articles; 5,114 Posts Apr 30, 2014 There is a whole thread here on this very forum on SATA ... check it out! https://allnurses.com/nclex-discussion-forum/why-you-dont-902671.html
dbrenda1510 173 Posts Apr 30, 2014 Lippincott has a book just on alternate format questions. It's under $40 new. Good luck. SATA questions are my weak point too. I'm brushing up on content using Kaplan's Content Review Guide. Most of all remember you are not alone. We got through nursing school so we can get through the last hurdle and become the RN's we were meant to be.
