Another Question????

[Jen2]

Hello everyone! I have a question regarding NCLEX review books. Since I will just be starting my first semester of nursing school this fall, I was wondering if there are any books, NCLEX or otherwise that is broken down by semesters in school I would like begin reviewing for this during and after each semester (in all my free time lol), but I don't want to get ahead of myself and get confused with material I haven't learned yet, but still want to know what my weaknesses are early on without just depending on my actual class exams. Any ideas?

[Rena RN 2003, RN]

all of my nclex books are broken down into med/surg, peds, ob, and psych. a couple of them have other sections related to prioritizing and safety. starting with nclex books can never be a bad idea.

[janleb]

I studied regularly using Saunders NCLEX. It really helps weed out the unimportant info. and allows you to focus on Nursing interventions. and Signs and symptoms of disease processes.

[Mkue]

I used Saunders regularly too, it does weed out all the extra wording.

I also have Mosby's and Kaplan. I like the way Saunders is broken down. :)