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I had 10 but maybe more, I kept track and after I got to 10 I was done tracking them. I also wanted to add a friend of mine recently passed and she had no select all that apply questions...:) Good luck, just take each select all that apply and answer them like true false questions..Good luck to you!
There is a book that everyone here says may help. It's called Strategies for Alternate Item Formats on the NCLEX-RN® Exam by Linda Anne Silvestri MSN RN and Yazmin Mojica MSN/MPH MA RN CNS. I am going to start looking at it next week...I have been at the book store for the past two days going through another book that helps with prioritization, delegation, and making assignments, and I think it is helping alot. I can't wait to start on the next book because SATA makes me nervous.
I got 5 sata's. I got 2 "put in order" questions. I got about 5 drugs. I got a bunch of priority questions....mostly medsurg. I got one question with lab values, but it was easy - Sodium was 131. No calclulation questions. About 5 delegation questions. It really wasn't that hard. My nursing school was much harder. You can do it!
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Just curious to know approx. how many SATA ?'s you had on the RN exam if any? I don't seem to be doing to well on those, any ideas on how to improve?
Thanks!