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NCLEX Prep

Hi all-

I was wondering for those of you who passed the NCLEX, or those of you who are preparing to take it, which books, test preps, or reviews you used to prepare yourselves. I was going to go through Lippincott's website and find something there but I wanted to use something that was generally accepted as one of the "better" materials to use.

Thanks in advance.

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    Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN Examination 5e by Linda Silvestri.

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    I used Saunders too.. VERY helpful!

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    Took NCLEX today. Got the good pop up but still waiting for official results.

    I mostly used Saunders Q& A ( I think this is a very very good resource) - I thought the questions here were harder than the questions in Saunders Comprehensive which is a good thing.

    I used Saunders Comprehensive all through nursing school so I used it to review a few things but I didn't read the whole book, just went over the things I felt iffy about.

    The all nurses study guide was helpful as well - especially the infection control mnemonics

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    Awesome thanks!

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    I have to 2nd (or 3rd, 4th, whatever is now) the Saunder's suggestion. I also used the Lippincott's Q&A review book which I found really helpful -- tons of questions broken down by content area with pretty thorough rationales.

    Doing a bunch of questions will get you thinking in "NCLEX mode" and help ensure nothing on test day really throws you for a loop.

    Good luck.

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    I think Kaplan does a great job especially for how they teach "how" to answer questions and the mindset/context you should be using. Good luck!

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    Thank you all for the advice!

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