LaCharity book

[GHOT-Anes, CRNA]

For those of you that used the LaCharity book, how did you use the book to study for the NCLEX-RN. Did you just do the questions and not the case studies? Are the case studies helpful for the NCLEX at all.

Please reponse! Inputs will be really appreciated

[shiina,RN]

For those of you that used the LaCharity book, how did you use the book to study for the NCLEX-RN. Did you just do the questions and not the case studies? Are the case studies helpful for the NCLEX at all.

Please reponse! Inputs will be really appreciated

I practiced answering the questions twice, and the case studies too!

That was helpful in brushing up my critical thinking on prioritization which has a big part in my exam.

The first time I was answering it, my scores are way very low, and the second time it has progress.Then after my exam, I realized,this book helped me a lot!I was only using Saunder's 4th ed and LaCharity.

[butching15]

shiinaRn can u give me facts about calculation? I graduated 3 yrs ago and now im doing saunders and answering questions. most of them I encounter doest have any calculation. thanks and congrats

[shiina,RN]

shiinaRn can u give me facts about calculation? I graduated 3 yrs ago and now im doing saunders and answering questions. most of them I encounter doest have any calculation. thanks and congrats

butching15,

There's a lot of practice calculations in the Saunder's CD,on the study portion.

I tried to answer 50 to 100/day whenever I have time.

[passion4people]

If you are able do the complete Lacharity book. I only got to do a few chapters,but while I took my exam I started wishing I had completed the entire book. :)

[butching15]

ok thanks

[caliotter3]

The case studies give you a complete background if you really think about what you are reading and try to reason things out on your own. You can never expose yourself to too much information in the preparation process.