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ibethandysa

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  1. No, IMO you are not cramming, relax you have time. If I were you(I was in your same situation 2 mos ago), I would review content, you CAN read Saunders and do questions. It may seem like crunch time but use your time efficiently and study hard. Keep a notebook about stuff you have difficulty with, use flashcards and take them with you everywhere. Dont forget to reward yourself every now and then and read the Mosby prioritization, delegation book. Or you can study your weaknesses. On my test, I did have a variety of stuff including drugs I've never heard of. Read your questions carefully and figure out the stem. Do know your labs. I also did a few questions from the -250 new format questions- book.
  2. If Barnes and Nobles or Borders dont have it, they can order it for you. I never wrote in the book, although I did use it and it was very helpful( Prioritization and delegation were my weaknesses). If you in Tacoma, WA you can have all my study stuff- if you dont mind my kiddos drawings.:nuke:
  3. linda a. lacharity published by mosby i recommend it
  4. just read the posts of those who passed. congrats!
  5. Great JOB following through! I am happy for you and your family!
  6. I used the 3 wk subscription and preferred Saunders for content and NCSBN for Pharm. Although they give lots of extra uneccesary info and drugs. The site loads slow and some of the questions and rationales have errors. You cant print the lesson plans but they are convenient to navigate. Sometimes it was contradicting and made me a bit confused. I would suggest using one specific study plan and the Mosby prioritization book.
  7. study hard. If you have time, reward yourself with a break and do something you enjoy, icecream, shopping, movie to keep you motivated. Do questions and flashcards, keep a notebook of answers/info that you have a hard time on. Please review pharm
  8. When you have the chance to study- stdy hard review content from basic care and comfort to pharm good luck
  9. knit? read? cook, bake? hang in there
  10. I recommend the Mosby priority, delegation book... During my test the very 2nd questions was a SATA and it seemed as if those would not stop, I got a few fill in the blanks and arranging things in order. I ordered the 250 new format questions book at the library to practice but it arrived the day after I tested. Have faith guys! I am still praying for you guys!
  11. Take a break for a day or two, go shopping, a movie, outdoor rec activities.... You're getting overwhelmed and maybe your brain/memory needs some rest. I would also take a few hr breaks btwn my studying and do something enjoyable, as a reward(icecream, movie....) or as incentive to keep studying my butt off.
  12. yeah, i thought that was gross
  13. you guys are in my prayers, wishing you the best:up:
  14. yes, write and review, use flashcards, mnemonics....i even studied in the parking lot before the exam, it actually decreased my anxiety -knowing i did everything i could do. i took mental breaks during test taking, sometimes to deep breathe, sometimes to curse, and to gather myself....
  15. Hi, study hard and do questions, I recommend Saunders for content and dont skip a chapter, making flashcards, get the Mosby delegation and prioritization book, reviewing your classifications of drugs...

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