Need Help. What review materials should I use for Passing my NCLEX?

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Well, I am a full time mom now. I do have a year old baby and it's difficult to study even more. I hate myself more now. My exam will be on september. But what are the effective review materials for a very busy person? like audio maybe? I am getting more nervous. I feel soo dumb and I'm losing self confident anymore. I am sooo desperate to Pass this exam. Thank you.

Specializes in OR Nurse.

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Specializes in L&D, infusion, urology.

I can't speak to the differences between the old content guide and the new one, but there's a free Kindle version available on Amazon. Worth the download. :)

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I loved Kaplan

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Kaplan is the bomb . com

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Specializes in Orthopedics.

I am also an internationally educated nurse who just passed the NCLEX last week on my first try. I have just posted a long thread about my prep methods if you are interested in reading it. You can do this. Don't be discouraged. You have a good amount of time to study and your experiential knowledge will definitely be an asset to you as it was to me.

I primarily used the HESI Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN Examination

(Sold here on amazon:

HESI Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN Examination: 9780323065856: Medicine & Health Science Books @ Amazon.com )

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hi everyone,

Can anyone tell me about La charity 's PDA ..Which is the latest edition available?

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I used ATI virtual review which has a high success rate.

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I would suggest Kaplan Bcuz after doing everything the instructor taught me and taking all of the required tests and the qbank, I learned the strategies.. I took the boards and passed in 75 questions... The boards and Kaplan are 99% alike...

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Specializes in OR Nurse.

COngrats :) I will check that one.. Hoping for Good result for me too. So far I can study for at least 2h a day while my kiddo is asleep. Thanks again.

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Specializes in Cardiac Nursing.

I took Kaplan. My school paid for it. I used the Kaplan NCLEX study books. I Googled NCLEX Cardiology, NCLEX pharmacology, etc that that was a BIG help. I set hours to study AND hours to relax and spend with my kids. I studied with a partner to hold me accountable.

You can do this. Just do it.

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hi, Im using ncsbn review and Saunders, I have pda and kaplan strategy book haven't started reading them yet since I have lots of other reading to do. TRy also audio reviews which you could just download for free in the net it will help you remember topics that you alraedy forgot.

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Hi everyone,

I am also trying to decide on the best review to take. I just failed the NCLEX in June and would like to take it again in August. I finished nursing school in Canada 2 years ago and passed my Canadian boards on the first try. I now see that the NCLEX is very different so I guess I need to really brush up on my content and also my US-pharm knowledge.

I would really appreciate any suggestions as I am trying to decide between the Hurst and Kaplan live reviews. (I learn better in a c

live setting).

Any advice and is there anyone out there doing one of the reviews right now?

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