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Can anyone recommend a study guide for an Lpn whose been out of school for a few years? I took the test one time didn't passed, got discouraged and just gave up but I want to try again! Any suggestions please?

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Ur talkin about the entrance exam, correct??

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No im talking about the Nclex Pn Exam, the Boards. I finished school already just gave up after I didnt pass the first time. Its been a while since I've studied anything...Dont know where to start??!

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Have you considered the Hurst Review? They have an NCLEX-PN version. Many people have said that it was helpful after being out of school for a while.

I found it very helpful in reviewing and refreshing after finishing nursing school.

Pair that with Lacharity and you should be off to a pretty good start.

Kudos to you for trying again!

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Oooh ok. Unfortunately I can't help u with that seeing that I start my lpn program in the fall. But I wish u much luck! You've come to far to give up now. Keep pushing!!:):)

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No I haven't but I will look into it. Thanks and what is Lacharity? If you dont mind me asking...

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Good luck to you in the fall as well...

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No I haven't but I will look into it. Thanks and what is Lacharity? If you dont mind me asking...

Lacharity PDA is a book that includes questions on Prioritizing, Delegation, and Assignments. It has been very helpful to many on boards, including myself. Many LPNs on AN have said that it was helpful to them on boards as well.

You can find it pretty cheap on Amazon. Like $20 if you get the second edition.

I think it was one of the best books I could have used on boards as there were many questions like those on NCLEX.

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Thank you so much for your suggestions and taking the time to talk to me. I really appreciate you!

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