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RN nclex

Hello,

This isn't a major question for right now but the reason it got brought up is because I'm selling all of my old books.I'm in my 5th term (out of 6 terms) of my LPN to RN. So it is getting somewhat close to the nclex time and I was just wondering if you should study PN nlcex stuff for the RN exam. For example, I have the big red Saunders Comprehensive review for the Nclex PN is that something I should keep and study for the RN exam or not since I'll be tested as an RN and not LPN. I also have a PN hesi book, but for our RN we are taking an ATI instead but should i study that or not for the nclex.

Thank you!

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    You would be wise to invest in NCLEX RN review materials. Scope and roles or RN and LPN are very different in terms of NCLEX. Maybe look at selling those to put money towards the RN review materials. Best of luck to you!

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    Disregard your NCLEX-PN study materials. Do not even look at them. You should have a copy of the Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN. Good luck.

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