SATA questions??? What does this mean?

[cured]

:bugeyes:Just wondering what this stands for since I keep seeing it. I took Kaplan and Im testing in two weeks and Ive never heard this term.... thanks

[JOOHN]

I am not asking anyone to breach confidential info, just ideas, or suggestions?

[Malika67]

SATA question not so hard, if you well know pataphysiology of the disease(for exz.)

[Malika67]

I suggest anyone who want to prepare for NCLEX, to have Pharmacology for nursing care. This is the best! You can learn pataphysiology of the disease,treatment and pharmacology,nursing consideration!

I read all the book (2 times) and i still love it! I past my NCLEX with 75 questions in almost less than 1 hour!

[Malika67]

Questions can be on anything, please remember that people sign a confidential agreement not to talk about questions on the NCLEX and this is asking them to violate that agreement.

I suggest anyone who want to prepare for NCLEX, to have Pharmacology for nursing care. This is the best! You can learn pataphysiology of the disease,treatment and pharmacology,nursing consideration!

I read all the book (2 times) and i still love it! I past my NCLEX with 75 questions in almost less than 1 hour!

This is Mosby's 4-edition!

[beachqueen]

I took the exam yesterday and it shut off after 101 questions. I got many sata questions. All varied topics. I tried the "trick" to see if I may have a chance of passing in my corner. The good pop up appeared. So, the waiting continues for the " unofficial" resiults on PV.

[Mrs. SnowStormRN, RN]

I had tons of SATAs on my NCLEX and MOST were NOT PHARMACOLOGY related, I will say that. SATA questions can and WILL be any subject. Just practice them, there is no way you will know everything about everything. Just do your best, study, practice and you will be fine.

[Xsited2baNurse]

She must not have realized there is no partial credit in nursing!!!!

L.O.L.