How to defeat the NCLEX- RN's SATA questions!!:(

[butter&jelly]

I graduated 6 yrs ago and had good jobs(not nursing). I'm a foreign educated nurse by the way. But my love for nursing is always there. So I decided to study and take it. I took it last May 30 and I failed. I was so discouraged and a little depressed. I just had too many SATAs..Any suggestions how to deal or overcome these questions? I hope there is a review center that will make you attend everyday for 3 months and have lectures and exams to help me refresh the concepts. My mind and heart is set to become an RN. :)

[nes09]

HI thanks for those who gave their advices here. I am planning to practice SATA questions. I already have the Saunders and NCLEX3500, any other resources you guys know where we can get SATA practice questions? also practice questions will enhance critical thinking? thanks a bunch! godbless

[butter&jelly]

HI thanks for those who gave their advices here. I am planning to practice SATA questions. I already have the Saunders and NCLEX3500, any other resources you guys know where we can get SATA practice questions? also practice questions will enhance critical thinking? thanks a bunch! godbless

I'm going to buy Lippincott's Alternate Format or Davis Alternate Format Questions Reviewer:)

[BriManRN]

I'm going to buy Lippincott's Alternate Format or Davis Alternate Format Questions Reviewer:)

That book is great!! Helped me a lot

[nurseprnRN, BSN, RN]

You know what? I can't think of very many situations in patient assessment, diagnosis, planning, or care that don't include many more than one answer. It's ALL "SATA." Consider that. Big picture, here, folks.

[butter&jelly]

That book is great!! Helped me a lot

For you,which between the two,Lippincott or Davis?:)

[BriManRN]

For you,which between the two,Lippincott or Davis?:)

I only had the Lippincots for alternate style Q&A. I also had PDA, Saunders (content), & exam cram Q&A books.

[Kdext_rn]

That is the same way I approached my questions. Also look for words like "only" "always" "never" "every". Usually if those are in the answer choice then that answer is more than likely wrong.