Help for all those waiting to take NCLEX

[RNKay31]

i have enroled in the ncsbn online review, and just to head you guys up on some info, everyone is talking about review books, but lets take a look , after doing the question in the review, they give you the rationals and the book related to it, and these are a few of the books i saw on there:

1. pediatric nursing, caring for children and their families by delmar learning

2.maternal child nursing second edition by mosby

3.medical surgical nursing tenth edition by lippincott williams

4.nursing care of infants and children by mosby

5.high acuity nursing third editon by n.j prentice hall

6.pediatric, medical surgical, maternity, all by delmar learning

also they used med- surg nursing assessment and management of clinical problems by mosy

pathophysiology clinical concepts of disease process 6th edition by mosby, med-surg by saunders, ignatavcius med-surg

they used the delmar series all the while, biggy to have

also guys, these are the drugs i saw on there are: decadron, aldomet, atropine, dilantin, procainamide, parnate, zoloft, aminopyylline, morphine, methadone, codeine, wellbutrin, tenormin, catopril, amphojel, calcium carbonate, acetaminophen, heparin, digoxin, cardiazem, seroquel, all bronco agonist. make sure you know side effects of these drugs and adverse effects, also contraindication, routes of administration, and so forth. these are the pharmacological books they use for rational

1.pharmacology, a nursing process approach 4th edition by saunders

2.davis drug guide for nurses

3. nurses drug guide, upper pearson, prentice hall

hope everyone is studying hard, and getting plenty of rest, god bless:smiley_aa

[RNKay31]

just bumping for all the soon to be test takers.