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I graduate December of 2013... really concerned about my dose calculation test that I have to get a 90 on. I haven't did them in a long time.
There is an incredibly easy line and they have a book that helps with medical math and dose calculations. I was able to buy a book off Amazon for pretty cheap and it has helped me as well as a few of my fellow students. Good luck and congrats!
^ Really awesome for dosage calculations
^ Ridiculously awesome nursing cliff notes. I am using it for when I take med-surg this Spring.
I also would buy the Davis's success series for Med-Surg, I've had good results for their maternal-newborn version
You're just starting a different path-- thinking like an RN is not the same as thinking as an LPN, although I fully realize that you won't appreciate the difference until you've been out of school a few years. For now, humor me. I think it would be a lot more productive if you started focusing on the RN thought processes, and that means a lot more understanding the whys of things and less preemptive worrying about the task of passing the NCLEX.
Get the NANDA-I 2012-2014 immediately to start getting a leg up on care planning (this is also not what you think it is). Free 2-day shipping for students from Amazon.
Thank you for your advice. I wanted to know about the NCLEX books because for transition class all the questions were in a NCLEX format so I wanted to get use to that style of questioning. Our transition course was nothing but careplans which was good because it got us use to completing them in a timely manner at clinical. I just want to order all the books I will need ahead of time and I figured it would help to Jane a Nclex style Med surgery book available
Lordswill
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Just starting the LPN to RN program. I wanted to know if anyone could tell me if the NCLEX book helps you with med-surg