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I would love some tips for time management...our facility has 14 sub-acute pts per nurse with four aides on a 42 pt floor. They expect all work to be complete in 8 hours minus a 1/2 break that is mandatory. this includes documentation all still be ha...

It appears to be the same in many LTC facilities...I got five days and started right in after that and floated to every unit on a regular basis! What is compliance as far as meds are concerned? It makes me crazy, management is content to have us out ...

I think that this book helped me along with LaCharity's book. I passed in 75 questions. Just keep plucking away day by day and you should do fine. Good luck!

Hi, I found out yesterday that I also passed on the first try with 75. form what I understand so far my fellow classmates have paased on the first try too.

Are these questions similar to the NCLEX -RN questions seen on exam day? I am wondering if it would benefit me to do a few weeks of their questions prior to my date, which is only a couple of weeks away. Thanks for any input you can provide. :)

Thanks for the reply, I have been doing Davis, Mosby, Saunders, and LaCharity and was wondering if they would help as I they are the organization who creates the test. Oh and by the way: :w00t::ancong!:

:w00t: er1c, :ancong!:

Hi all. I was wondering if anyone has done the Anderson Review and how it helped them to pass the NCLEX-RN. Thanks.:)

Thanks Kat for getting back to us here and a very big :ancong!: to you! :clpty:

Anyone else care to comment on this book? :smackingf

YEA!!!!!!:balloons::w00t::clpty:

Good luck, Kat Von B! :)

Now what I am wondering is if this newer book reflects the new test in the complexity and subtle wording? Anyone care to comment on that? Good luck tomorrow er1c!

This is what I am wondering too, as well as a few of my fellow classmates. I am using Saunders content review and Q & A, NCLEX 4000 cd and Mosby NCLEX review cards and I'll tell you Davis' Q & A has me worried most of the time.

would you care to share the Mneumonics with us? And also congratulations! It must feel wonderful, I hope I feel the same way on my test date.

Congratulations!

It varies according to location, experience and market for them. Not a steady job initially but can be. Networking is important. Being on call in a busy practice can wear on the family life so having a partner is key for breaks and also to contrast y...

I agree will everyone here. The schools generally bundle their textbooks together to get the best deal for the students. They will be used over the course of your program. Just remember to pace yourself, plan on some wiggle room for those little surp...

I have done both and although EMS is much more exciting if you are fortunate to be employed on an emergency truck, CNA gives you more hands on experience in a clinical setting. (I do miss those crazy calls though. )

What is the age cap to join the reserves if you are an RN already?