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Studying SATA

I'm currently in nursing school and have 1.5 to go for my BSN but the questions that really get me on exams and quizzes are these darn SATA! I want to start early as possible bc I know the new nclex exam with have up to 30% of SATA I hear! What sources and books have the most SATA questions that I can start to practice? Wish there were books with only SATA that would be perfect! Thanks

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I use the Saunders book's cd and it has a lot of SATA but don't let them freak you out. Look at each individual answer as one and ask your self, is this true or false for this questions. That's the best way to answer them. It comes down to knowing the content. If you don't know the content, you won't know if it's true or false. Good luck!

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I use the Saunders book's cd and it has a lot of SATA but don't let them freak you out. Look at each individual answer as one and ask your self is this true or false for this questions. That's the best way to answer them. It comes down to knowing the content. If you don't know the content, you won't know if it's true or false. Good luck![/quote']

I just finished med-surg so I'm slowing working on the content but my school is adding SATA heavily to all work to get us prepared and I just freeze up on those questions and so far I rarely get any right, it's like I either miss 1 or add 1, it's always just 1! But to miss 1 means to miss the whole questions. I have the yellow Saunders book cd on my computer but haven't gone thur it yet.

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