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http://www1.us.elsevierhealth.com/MERLIN/Gulanick/Constructor/#New
This website is highly recommended by all my friends if you have problems writing care plans. It is actually a care plan generator, all you do is pick what applies to your patient and out pops a complete care plan. I would like to stress DONT RELY to heavily on this website because in my own personal exp. you may have to write a care plan whenever and wherever you instructor see's fit. Make sure you know how to become a generator yourself before using this. :)
http://www.nursingcenter.com/library/index.asp#journals
If you need a nursing journal article, heres your place. It cost money for most of the articles but some are free. In my exp using it I was always able to find a free article for just about any topic I needed. Make sure if it says it cost money for a article to click on it and scroll down, because sometimes it only cost money if you print the article. Great for Nursing research papers. :)
Here is an awsome site for free practice tests. there is a nav bar to the left for every test imaginable. including the NCLX! http://www.testprepreview.com/teas_test_breakdown.htm:balloons:
Here is an awsome site for free practice tests. there is a nav bar to the left for every test imaginable. including the NCLX! http://www.testprepreview.com/teas_test_breakdown.htm:balloons:
I have checked out the NCLEX questions from the above site. They're great for practicing "Knowledge & Comprehension" situations.
However, keep in mind that NCLEX questions are "Application" and "higher order" questions.
In other words, given a situation, what would a prudent RN do or say.
http://www.testprepreview.com/nclex_practice.htm
I find them very good review.
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Thanks the sites will be very useful. Do you know of any sites that offer drug card downloads or information? I have had trouble getting the clinical drug card information required for some of the medication. I am a first year student doing my first clinical rotation now. I currently use Lippincott's 2006 drug guide and Mosby's 2005 drug cards but still can not find all the medications I need cards for.