Study Group 101-

I have used them before and found they did not match up with the excelsior recommended study guide. Those and the questions and answer I find on the yahoo groups have errors. I double check, especially if I can find in my notes why I'm right.

I bought the Safety and Differences one.

It is so disorganized in its set up, I gave up on it.

Has lots of stuff, sure but it was all over the place with its info. And its from 2008 also. I didn't see that it was any help.

Sticking to the outline and textbooks for the most part. And studying is so much faster.

getting a little aggrevated with study group 101 ls2 testing questions.... i am finding mistakes on the answering sheets... one of the questions goes symptom for right side heart failure...

b) dyspnea and orthopnea

c) ascites

so of course i answer ascites the answering guide state it's dyspnea and orthopnea... please be careful when using those tests... don't get me wrong, i think they are useful if you not sure look it up.

i found multiple errors with study group 101 for chronicity, and i felt that the material veared off track of the content guide. i would rather focus just on the content guide and do the required reading.

I just bought the studygroup 101 for transitions i didnt buy the whole set because i wasnt sure how i would like it and i guess im glad i didnt pay for the whole set because now im reviewing the the feedback which isnt good.... oh well 12.50 may be down the drain lol

I'll let yall know how i feel about it once i review the material...

I just bought the studygroup 101 for transitions i didnt buy the whole set because i wasnt sure how i would like it and i guess im glad i didnt pay for the whole set because now im reviewing the the feedback which isnt good.... oh well 12.50 may be down the drain lol

I'll let yall know how i feel about it once i review the material...

SG101 was pretty much spot on for Transitions, atleast I think it was. It was all I used to study for that one. :-)