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No more reading! Questions only!!

I am so fed up with reading Saunders! Every time I have a question from a section I THOROUGHLY read and took notes on, I cannot recall a specific detail for that question! What's the point then?? I completely understand now why people say 20% reading and 80% questions...I think I'm going to stick to questions only now! Sorry for the vent....I'm just so frustrated....:banghead:

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    I kno how u.feel. I.agree do questions

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    My school director told us to do 5000-10000 ?'s before we test. So maybe that is the way to go. GL

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    Thanks guys! I'm just over 1000 now and I have 3 weeks to go.

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    All I did was Kaplan questions and some (50%) of Saunders. I passed NCLEX at 75Qs. Learning how to answer the questions is very important, but so is content. Strategy is nothing without a good foundation.

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    &..they said not to do over 100Qs a day, it'll fry the brain & content won't stick -.-

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    &..they said not to do over 100Qs a day, it'll fry the brain & content won't stick :o

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    i started doing 260 q's a day since monday and my exam is next week.

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    I'm averaging 200 questions a day, NCLEX 3/22

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    wow ! guys sounds like a good plain.......i'm may try to do 100 Q a day.........but someday it's really hard for me when i wroked so many hrs..but i will keep it up...........

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    As well as doing questions I would suggest reading the rationales of the questions even if you get it right just so you know you are either on the right track or if wrong why you was wrong. It may help you understand how to look at a NCLEX question and answer it

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    am reviewing for NCLEX as well . i graduated 2007 and past NLE in Phil 2007 as well . . got a jod not related to nursing. for 4 years. .. am reading saunders 4th edition and am having a hard time. please give some advises. thanks. apreciate it

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