Passed LS1 with an A today!

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Specializes in Surgery, Med/Surg/ICU, OB-Peds, Ophth.

I thought the exam was a bit harder than the others, but so happy to move on to the infamous LS2!!

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Specializes in med/surg, telemetery, gerentology.

Congrats!!!!! LS2 is a KILLER

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Specializes in Surgery, Med/Surg/ICU, OB-Peds, Ophth.
Congrats!!!!! LS2 is a KILLER

That is what I hear!! Not sure how to even approach this bad boy.....

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Specializes in LTC, Clinic, Med/Surg, Ortho.

Congrats... I take this one Friday next week.

If you can tell me any areas I need to focus on that would be great.

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Specializes in Revenue Integrity, Rehab, RAC Auditor.

:anpom: Congrats!! :anpom:

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Specializes in Tele/Neuro/Trauma.

YAYYYYY LOOPS! :-)

So proud of you, I knew you had it in the bag. Wtg!!!! I bet you are so happy to have that one done with! Only two more! Any pointers for me, I test Tuesday :-)

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Great Job Loops!! Congrats!! I take LS1 on the 26th of this month. You should be so proud of yourself for getting an A, I'm happy for you!!! :)

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Specializes in Surgery, Med/Surg/ICU, OB-Peds, Ophth.

Thanks guys! How I prepared for this exam was the required readings and I used Saunders NCLEX review, the newest edition. The practice exams were helpful, but not as much as they have been in the past. More priority nursing I felt. This was the first exam that I had prepared for with a study buddy through the EC chat, and we went over every disease, and put it through the nursing process. I really feel that this made a difference. I still have 3 more exams Beachnurse, I am saving Transitions for last. I wanted to get these lifespans over with :) Still on track to be finished with my exams by April, Whoo Hoo!! Who is with me? :D

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Specializes in GI, Outpatient Surgery.
I thought the exam was a bit harder than the others, but so happy to move on to the infamous LS2!!

Hey Loops!!! CONGRATS!!!! SOOOO Happy for you! Way to go!!:yeah::yeah::yeah:

Scheduled mine for the 28th- any pointers?

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Specializes in GI, Outpatient Surgery.
Thanks guys! How I prepared for this exam was the required readings and I used Saunders NCLEX review, the newest edition. The practice exams were helpful, but not as much as they have been in the past. More priority nursing I felt. This was the first exam that I had prepared for with a study buddy through the EC chat, and we went over every disease, and put it through the nursing process. I really feel that this made a difference. I still have 3 more exams Beachnurse, I am saving Transitions for last. I wanted to get these lifespans over with :) Still on track to be finished with my exams by April, Whoo Hoo!! Who is with me? :D

I AM!!! April here we come..... hopefully!!!!

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LS2 is no harder than LS1! Study the same way you did for LS1 and you will be fine!!! Congrats!

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Specializes in Surgery, Med/Surg/ICU, OB-Peds, Ophth.
LS2 is no harder than LS1! Study the same way you did for LS1 and you will be fine!!! Congrats!

Thanks so much K!! I just paged through the content guide & started my reading and it really doesn't seem to bad! I also got my LS3 content guide and big section on pre/intra/post up nursing, WHOO HOO!! That is me!! :yeah: Getting more and more motivated!!

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