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Test in 2 weeks-need help on what to study

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What study materials are suggested for your course?

Renal/urinary is a good area to go back to you physiology books for. Hey it's the same stuff. And, Drugs.

As with all tests in the school setting, read the chapters that were lectured from, read your notes, and study any extra materials that came with your text (CDs or study guides). It's worked pretty well for me, and I only have 11 weeks of school left :yeah: Another thing you can study is an NCLEX study guide. Good luck!

You could get a NCLEX study book like Saunders Comprehensive review and pick out the chapters relating to what you're studying and read the outlines and do the practice questions. I have two books like that (Saunders and Prentice Hall) and I do all the practice questions for each study topic while preparing for a test. It helps me A LOT.

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