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Hi Ashleyplus2 I liked the questions but did not know the price was same as the RN and the RN has a 1800 qbank . I found it a little rip offish but they did say they are gradually adding more questions for lpns. :) I am using other questions that also have detailed rationales.

Thank you!!! Do you have any quizlet cards available? I will be testing for Hesi A2 soon :)

WOW Carriea34 , this post is amazing!!! Thank you for the tips :) Did you make any quizlet cards from your study material? I would truly appreciate if you can send me via email or post link in thread. Thanks so much :)

Congratulations. Thanks for the helpful tips. It seemed like your study plan schedule was set up based around the most asked NCLEX style topics Priority, OB, infection control, delegation and practice lots of SATA :) . I know pharmacology depends, but smart move :) I think I know the exact video you are talking about on youtube in regards of priority questions .. hehe . did you set up a quizlet on the drug class endings?

how long did you study?

I applied to a LPN -RN bridge program and need to score 850. The books I was recommended from the school counselor are: 1.HESI Mosby 2. LPN to RN Transitions, 3rd Edition how long did you study for this in between work schedule? thanks

What is the time frame for a Post Op patient to be considered stable for priority nclex questions? I did read anything post op 12 hours or more is stable vs post op 4 hours? how about in days- post op 4 days? do you look into the disease disorder and how it associates with ABCs/safety? Thanks

Thank you for the tip. I am preparing for the NCLEX-PN and found this post very helpful

Thanks for the tips :)

Hi Esme12, I really liked your post advice. I tried clicking to the link you have but came back error. Anyway you can repost the link? Thanks so much Esme12

anyone want to study NCLEX PN? study partner

what helped with priority questions for LPN exam. Does the rules still apply: rank in order who to see first? ( unstable vs stable , change of condition, ABC)

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Would you lvn is based on pharm and fundamentals and delegation to uap? RN is based on all 3 but more prioritizing?

What material helped you the most? I have the TABE book that I took for the lvn entrance exam. is this the same as hesi book?

Hi. What material did you use to study priority questions for lpn exam? I have Hurst Review but no time and learn better by doing questions. I did have UWORLD PN but only has 1000Q only for $50 so I asked for refund. I have PDA but most people have said its for RN exam. Currently using Saunders + NCLEX3000 and a few study guides/exam cram cheat sheets. Thanks!!!!

Thank you for sharing your story :) Yes, I have the 35 page study guide, NCLEX "facts to know" study guide and exam cram cheat sheet

Do you mean your classmates post on Facebook?

Addison 6 A's Avoid stress Avoid sharing room with infectious pts Avoid OTC med Avoid activity Always limit visitor and private room A lifelong glucocorticoid therapy Administer glucocorticoid /mineral -ORALLY/IV Addison Crisis hyperkalemia ABC SHOCK _ late sign Severe hypotension - monitor v/s Safety - confusion Severe H/A = early sign Severe hyponatremia - monitor F&E and I&O Severe hypoglycemia = high risk

Sorry to hear that you are going through this. Do you work 36+ hrs while in school?

Thanks for sharing. what category(s) did you do on Saunders and how many questions total did you before taking the exam? I tried Hurst review but feel like I learn best by doing questions instead of listening to lectures and I am back and forth with reading the Saunders book even though many have said its a waste of time.

Thank you!!! Did it help to really know your fundamentals or infection control and how did you study for pharm? Thanks :)

Congrats. What helped you retain the volume of information doing 500q daily? Repetition?

Thank you. Did it help to do lots of SATA practice questions or fundamental? How did you study meds?

I agree with Kurlin. It truly is how you learn. I have Hurst, pda, fundamental book and questions are from saunders and Kaplan. but no matter the material this exam is a safety test and you want to find the material to fit your learning style and help you understand safety, prioritization, abc, maslow, etc. thanks to everyone here this site is great to guide you :) this is my first time taking exam