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Hi everyone! I am looking to sit for the CHPN exam later in the year. I am wondering if there’s some sort of textbook that I could use to study off of as I found the official test outline to be somewhat vague/broad overview. Thanks!

Hey there! I'm using Uworld as well. My test isn't for a few more weeks. I'm also using Hurst, NCLEX mastery app, and lachairty book.

Typically lab and lecture are tied together as one class. Though they are "separate" (meaning lab is scheduled at a different time/location) they still must both be passed in order to pass the class overall. It may work differently in some schools, but that's what I've experienced.

I'm glad I am not the only one who experienced this in nursing school! I had people flat out refuse to speak to me simply because I passed a test that they bombed. I had someone call me a kiss a** for answering a question correctly in class. The list goes on and on and even includes teachers bullying students (which was reported and brushed off by administration!). I say this: Go back to school. Ignore the others; they are making fools of themselves acting this way. I thought of it like this: I never have to see or speak to these people ever again after I graduate!

Hi there! We don't have access to the HESI anymore. I have heard great things about Hurst but the price tag is what is scaring me! How long before the nclex did wait you do your hurst review?

Hi everyone! I am taking the NCLEX in a few months once I finish up my preceptorship. I need some advice on what the best nclex preparation programs would be best? I feel as if my school did not prepare me for the boards at all. I realized this when I took the med-surg Hesi last year and realized that the school had failed to even cover the most basic of topics (Pressure ulcers? Never covered. Diabetes? Never covered. Fluid and electrolyte balance? Never covered.). I am currently doing Coursepoint by Lippincott and have a few nclex review books and am shocked at how little the school has prepared us... I am looking for a nclex prep course that is simply more than just a bunch of questions. I'm trying to find something comprehensive that has modules that teach you content and THEN give questions. Does anyone know of some good programs that fit these requirements? Thanks!