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Here it is. Download this and read it over a few times before the test. It helps alot. I read it at work a bunch leading up to the test. Granted 95 percent of this stuff wont be on the test but its a good nursing review. https://allnurses.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=8697&d=1310274877

I used saunders throughout nursing school, used it as a referance and the cd for test questions. i bought the Lippencotts question answer book, Used about half of the tests. And my school purchased a NCSBN RN NCLEX review at learningext.com, I used almost all of the content. Lots and lots of test questions and read strategy in the two books I had. Also I downloaded a review that someone posted on the boards, I cant for the life of me find it but it was awesome. It was from someone who took a lot of review courses and bullet pointed everything she learned.

I just received my quick results. The past 49 hrs have been horrible but I passed. This website eased some of my anxiety(some) that I built up waiting for my results. Its been the worst 2 days of my life but its over and I am an RN! So here is my timeline maybe it will ease some of your anxiety. -Tuesday July 10th 8am I took the test. Finished at 930, 75 questions, 15-25 SATA, 2 drag and drops, 1 pic. Some hard ass questions! -Tuesday July 10th 931am extreme anxiety hits and I start to question how I did, hit the books and found three or four answers I got wrong. -Tuesday 10am tried the PVT for the first time and got the good pop up. Tried the trick 3 other times in the 48 hr span and got the good pop up each time. -Thursday 9am. I got my quick results. Passed! state board not up as of yet. There it is. Thats how it went. I recommend doing the pearson trick. It doesn't help with anxiety though. I pride my self on my calmness under pressure, I am a nurse for gods sake, but anxiety ate me alive during the 49 hrs I waited for results. If I could recommend anything it would be a 48 hr propofol drip directly after you finish the test. Good Luck! P.S. when you get your results you forget all about the torture you endured.