Looking for suggestions.....What are some books that you could not live without to survive school and pass NCLEX?
nurseprnRN, BSN, RN 2 Articles; 5,114 Posts Jun 4, 2013 NANDA-I 2012-2014Laboratory Studies and Diagnostic Tests with Nursing Implications, Joyce Lefever KeeAnatomy Coloring Book and Physiology Coloring Book (yep, I mean that)ANA Scope and Standards of Practice and ANA Code of Ethics (yep, I mean that too) All of these will help you have the basis for making a lot of sense of the SATA answers and planning nursing care (as opposed to physician care)
ames86 83 Posts Jun 5, 2013 I have only finished my first half of nursing school, I just bought Sanders comprehensive review for the NCLEX. I wish I had it all along. It breaks everything down and it would have helped with studying. So far I love it.
ambitiousBSN 460 Posts Specializes in Operating Room. Has 2 years experience. Jun 5, 2013 I just bought Sanders comprehensive review for the NCLEX.I will be a first semester nursing student in the fall, and this was one of the very first books recommended to me by new grad nurses! I've heard such great things about it and how it helps "put things together," so I'm looking forward to using it.
lucyflorida 5 Posts Jun 5, 2013 Speaking of books, any recommendation for care plan book that is the most complete and the most helpful? Thanks
nurseprnRN, BSN, RN 2 Articles; 5,114 Posts Jun 6, 2013 THE only really complete one is the NANDA-I 2012-2104. $29 at Amazon or $25 for your Kindle, free 2-day delivery for students.
Kimynurse 376 Posts Jun 7, 2013 THE only really complete one is the NANDA-I 2012-2104. $29 at Amazon or $25 for your Kindle' date=' free 2-day delivery for students.[/quote']I agree with Grn Tea- great bookIt was on our book list, very informative