Books to help with Management of Care?

actsc1v8 · Jun 18, 2014

I'm not sure what you mean by the "most recent study plan", but YES! The Lacharity book is definitely beneficial and even helps review a lot of content :)

GretaBSNRN · Jun 19, 2014

Oh whoops, I most definitely meant the most recent test plan. Thank you so much though! I am very much leaning towards buying it!

Shandra2008 · Jun 19, 2014

There is a new lacharity book

G-manRN · Jun 19, 2014

I also strongly recommend this book! It helped with several questions on my exam. I did all the chapters and looked over every rationale for my correct and incorrect answers. Definitely worth the $35.

blondie1887 · Jun 20, 2014

I had problems with these questions too and I was trying to figure out why. With the other questions we are used to thinking critically, but I realized that a lot of these questions are common sense. Honestly, I think some of them would have been easier to answer before nursing school when we got used to all this kind of thinking, but when I try to use common sense I do much better with these. The prioritizing we can use tricks like ABC's and which pt is the most unstable. LPN and NA's do things that are predictable and unchanging procedures. A nurse that floats to a mother floor is like a LPN, so unchanging procedure.