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I used Saunders for NCLEX-PN and passed with the minimal questions on my first try.
I read the short chapter on test taking strategies and then on one sheet of paper made a list of those strategies. Then I did the practice questions and read the rationales at the end of the chapters and used my test taking strategies list.
I marked the questions with an X or a check if I got them right or wrong and if I got the question wrong I wrote the number of the test taking strategy that would have helped to answer the question.
After doing enough questions I began to notice which test taking strategies I needed to improve on.
Once I completed all questions I then went back and had a clear idea of what I already knew well and what I needed to study more. I read the chapter content or studied more for the questions I got wrong.
Doing the practice questions first before reading any chapters helped me to understand what I already knew and did not to reread or restudy. I really didn't read so much of the book. Doing about 100 Q's a day was the key for me. It forced me to think through the information that I already had stored rather than reading the chapters while my mind aimlessly wandered. LOL.
Best of Luck
Steph26
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Hi,
My name is Stephanie and I am almost finished my LPN program and I had a question about what is the recommended books to buy for the Comprehensive and the NCLEX-PN exam.
Thanks,
Steph