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Rayray13

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  1. I'm sure this question is already out there. May as well make a new one though, new input can't hurt. I like to make fake tests. I add in the multiple choice, matching, definitions, short answer. It's really helpful. It usually helps me Ace some difficult tests. However, routine-keeping isn't one of my strong skills. How do you avoid cramming? I suppose you could get away with cramming for one class, but when you have six classes you need to prepare in advance.
  2. Wow thanks Rex. :) I was lucky enough to come across a yardsale full of nursing books, too bad they were seriously outdated, made in the 1960s. Plus the level they were at made me pause every now and then and wish I had a medical dictionary to look at for reference. That series you're describing sounds pretty good, I'll try to check it out.
  3. Not entered into the prenursing program yet, but last year I wasn't prepared for school, I'm not making that mistake again. Any websites you found useful? Whether that was during school, or beforehand to help you study, or absorb complicated information?

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