Just graduated in June and will be taking the NCLEX soon. Several of my friends took a review course and the instructor suggested this book and I have found it to be a wonderful study guide. It has many of questions as to who you will assess first, what task will you delegate to the LPN or UAP. The book also provides rationales at the end. Could be a great help since I see the test is alot of prioritization and management of care. I found the book at Barnes & Noble. Here is the information...
IMgoin to take the exam in a month... im done with kaplan and lippincott's 8th ed cd. i also have here nsna (delmar), davis, cliffs and cram master... are these cd's helpful... im confused on what wiil i do next i need HHHHHEELLLPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!
i need help, im done with kaplan and lippincott's 8th ed cd.. whats next? what i have here is cliff's, nsna, davis, and cram master... help.. still have a mooonth for review
Kaplan has the hardest questions. Master them and you're good to go.
When you say you "did Kaplan" do you mean the CD with 180 questions? You can also use an online study plan; you purchase a whole package of lecture clips, question review and a series of 7 Question Trainer tests, plus a Question Bank of over 1000 questions that you set up into quizzes yourself. It also has sample tests, alternate format tests....lots of material. Took me 6 weeks to get through.
i need help, im done with kaplan and lippincott's 8th ed cd.. whats next? what i have here is cliff's, nsna, davis, and cram master... help.. still have a mooonth for review
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IMgoin to take the exam in a month... im done with kaplan and lippincott's 8th ed cd. i also have here nsna (delmar), davis, cliffs and cram master... are these cd's helpful... im confused on what wiil i do next i need HHHHHEELLLPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!
