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Hi everyone, Can anyone tell me if Saunders practice questions mimic the NCLEX the closest and are the most challenging? I am getting consistent 70s and an occassional 80 something here and there. Is this good??? Should I be answering more challenging questions? Thankssss!

Hi everyone, unfortunately I recently failed the nclex. I was using nclex 3500 for practice questions and fear that was too easy and didn't really mimic the real exam. Sooo, i just bought Saunders Q&A Review NCLEX-RN Examination by Silvestri. Can anyone give me any feedback on this book? I heard it was very good and the questions were challenging and mimiced the real nclex? Is this true? Thankkk Youuu!

YESSS i noticed the same thing...i think you said it though CGmedic with the active and dormant, we could be wrong though haha thanks and congrats on passing

wow reallly cool that seems helpful thank you 6mostogoRN!!!!

Hi everyone, I am trying to prepare for the nclex and am looking for good study material for Infection Control. Someone mentioned the "mneumonic of infection control." Does anyone know what this is? a book? And if anyone knows of any books to help with infection control questions that they could recommend, that would be great! Thanksss!

Hi all, I was just wondering what everyone can recommend as being the best cd program that will give me challenging nclex questions? I heard kaplans qbank were challenging and that saunders was good too? I failed the nclex my first time and am worried that the questions i was doing from nclex 3500 were too easy. Any suggestions are much appreciated!!! thankss

Thankssss sooo much for your responses! I am in NJ

Hi everyone, I just recently took the nclex for the first time and unfortunately failed and I'm real upset and concerned:crying2:. I was wondering what the best way to study would be now? I was previously just doing about 100-150 kaplan and nclex 3500 questions a day. Should i review more content and stradegy or keep doing questions or both? Also, i was wondering what the best practice book would be to get? I heard Lippincotts by Billings is good along with Saunders by Silvestri. I was told Davis's is excellent along with Mosbys too. Or should I just stick with Kaplan? My last question is, what the best way to study drugs is? are flashcards the way to go? Thanks for reading and I appreciate any feedback you guys can give me!