Published Nov 3, 2011
china4mom
108 Posts
Hello,
Was wondering if anyone could give me some study advice on this test. What did you use to study?
Thanks
Lunah, MSN, RN
14 Articles; 13,773 Posts
I used "Microbiology Demystified" as well as the recommended text, plus the EC practice exams. Got an A. :)
Nervous1
496 Posts
Ditto Micro Demystified and I also downloaded Vangonotes for the recommended text from the audible website (first time user so I got for less than $10 I think). I would fall asleep listening to it at night and I listened to it in the car for about a week. Its a pretty easy listen. It goes over a review of the diseases and the a Q/A session. I passed Micro with a B - so something worked.
Jimmy G
2 Posts
TCN material, vango notes, micro demystified. Test took about 45 minutes, got an A
BeachieRN84
720 Posts
Vangonotes and Micro Demystified, also the EC practice exams, got an A also! It is an exam really more geared towards health care professionals/nursing I think, it wasn't as difficult and dry as I thought it would be, I actually thought it was interesting. Good luck! :-)
Medic2Rn_7
17 Posts
Ms. Lunah I must first start off be saying that I appreciate you so much for using your personal time to give back. I wonder if it possible to email you because I have many questions.
Sure, I'll send you a PM with contact info. Have you read this thread: https://allnurses.com/excelsior-college-online/excelsior-college-distance-808335.html
mochasouter
191 Posts
I'm working on micro right now too.
stevefl
178 Posts
I read the book EC recommended, 5 editions older, it was as good as any Stephen King novel. I bought it off Half.com for $10 or something, I figured bugs can't change that much in a couple of years, two weeks reading and practice exams and got an A. Just a side comment, LunahRN when you going to post a pic of yourself in ACUs?
Good Luck
Steve
Just a side comment, LunahRN when you going to post a pic of yourself in ACUs?
Hahaha!!! I'll work on that.
Okay, check my profile page! About LunahRN - Nursing community for nurses