NCLEX Alternate format help

[New 2 iceeYouRN]

Hi!

So I was wondering if anyone out there has heard of a NCLEX review book/cd that significantly if not entirely focuses on alternate format? Idealistically I picture a practice book/cd that has ALL "select all that apply" or alternate formats... I'm just really wanting to practice these questions... any help?

[tsimitpo]

Based on experience, LaCharity was loaded with SATA and Drag and Drop style(putting steps in order). Of course it's not a Alternate format focused review, but it seemed like 40% of each chapter was either SATA or Drag and Drop style; especially those unforgiving case studies.

But yeah, I also wondered when I was reviewing if there were reviewers that focused strictly on alternate format, but I never found any.

[agldragonRN]

hi!

so i was wondering if anyone out there has heard of a nclex review book/cd that significantly if not entirely focuses on alternate format? idealistically i picture a practice book/cd that has all "select all that apply" or alternate formats... i'm just really wanting to practice these questions... any help?

yes i bought lippincott's alternate format questions for the nclex-rn at barnes. it reflected the april 2010 update. i highly recommend this book. a couple of questions from my nclex-rn were even similar. it had 350+ all alternate questions. it did not have a cd but has a code to access 500+ alternate questions on line.

here is the link: amazon.com: lippincott alternate-format questions [paperback]: lippincott (author): books

and yes lacharity is a must as well.

good luck,

angel, rn

[GoneFishN]

SAUNDERS and KAPLAN had many alternative style questions that helped me get familiar with it... Looked just like it on the actual NCLEX-RN.

[caliotter3]

The only sources mentioned so far have been the LaCharity and Lippincott books. Apparently, authors have been slow on the bandwagon for this change in test format.