Lacharity

[jeanprz86]

I started doing lacharity , and I'm a little conerned about getting more wrong then right questions on the chapter and now I feel not prepared at all , when I do Saunders I do better , are the questions harder or I just need more practice on priority questions , any advice ?? Thanks

[RunawayN]

The questions are harder but learn from the rationals. That book is currently my favorite

[jeanprz86]

Thank you , I'm gonna keep learning as much as I can ,

[RunawayN]

Oh and if you are like me, make extra copies of the chapters for yourself. It just helps having that blank sheet.

[Lennonninja, MSN, APRN, NP]

The LaCharity book was one of the most useful for me. That book kicked my butt, but I was really grateful for it when I was taking my NCLEX! I recommend it to anyone and everyone!

[jeanprz86]

thanks for the advice when i answer the I'm thinking they're the right answer and it comes out wrong so I'm going to keep reading to see what am I doing wrong.

[NurseJTG]

Saunders questions are much easier than the actual NCLEX. LaCharity comes pretty close to the test. As long as your going through the rationales, you are learning something. Best of luck to you.

[Hipchik_leah]

Is this Lacharity book just of practice questions? Im interested in buying one.

[jeanprz86]

yes only practice questions and rationales

[pumpkinspice555]

Saunders questions are much easier than the actual NCLEX. LaCharity comes pretty close to the test. As long as your going through the rationales you are learning something. Best of luck to you.[/quote']

Is nclex 3500 close to nclex as well? At least the alternative format questions?

[neliztanee]

Is nclex 3500 close to nclex as well? At least the alternative format questions?

From my experience, the alternative formats were almost similar to nclex 3500

[SENSUALBLISSINFL, BSN, RN]

Lacharity was an awesome book to study and get ready for boards. I have recommended that book to lots of my classmates, is a must have to get you ready for boards.

Best wishes.