for those who study saunders

Could you make a mention here as which those are as I too am doing review with the 4th edition???...I found precisely 2 questions ..will try to post them..:icon_roll

I am studying saunders 4th edition, and I am confused to find some answers and rationales wrong....I wonder if anyone noticed that?

I am finished with the book, but when I was reviewing I did find discrepancy in some of the answers and with the CD as well.

I found two questions like that too!

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I remember noticing a few answers were wrong...but it was corrected in the rationales.

exp....the answer should have been b...but their answer said c...but then the rationale explained why b was correct.

Overall...I found it VERY useful and worth continueing with.

I also found many questions that repeat over and over again in diffrent spots...already I know the answers by heart! I don`t think is an effective method to study really...and the questions are so easy! nothing like those in the exam...

I want to stick to suzzane`s plan...but...honestly I need more difficult questions then saunders...

Any ideas?

I did study so far: kaplan, Lippincott williams, mosby, saunders 3, and 4th edition and whatever I could find on internet for free... and none of them gave me the difficulty level I`m looking for...some of them were a joke!

which is better guys, the third or the fourth edition? im taking nclex this year, is the third edition still good? thanks

which is better guys, the third or the fourth edition? im taking nclex this year, is the third edition still good? thanks

saunders 4th edition is updated rather than the 3rd edition..

I remember noticing a few answers were wrong...but it was corrected in the rationales.

exp....the answer should have been b...but their answer said c...but then the rationale explained why b was correct.

Overall...I found it VERY useful and worth continueing with.

Yup! same here. Also, I remember one question with the correct option having an extreme word like "only." I wouldn't get caught up in the small discrepancies, though. Saunders is a great resource. :wink2: