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Please help me to understand?!

Hello, my name is Jenny and I am a RN from Israel.

I am planing to shedule my exam to november this year.

I am already studying about a month, but not a full time study, because I work and have a litle baby at home, so i get to study about 2 hours a day and about 4 hours at day at the weekend.

I get the feeling that the Saunders book that I m learning with, is not preparing me well for the real test, because the CD and the questions at the end of each chapter is very easy comparing with the questions in the Lipincot Questions book and the CD.

so please can somebody tell me wich one of the books realy reflects the type of the Questions asked on the Nclex exam?????

Where can i learn about the strategies that help to cope with the prioritizing questions? I find those are the most dificult for me.

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I havent taken NCLEX yet but from what I hear it seems that Kaplan questions are most similar to the nclex style.

Kaplan is an online program, they offer question trainers and a qbank as well as review videos.

http://www.kaplannursing.com

yes kaplan really helped me passed RN nclex w/ 75 questions... you can do it !!!

There is also a Kaplan strategies book that is only about $35 and helped me.

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