What Q&A book is the best beside Saunders?

[chipay2brn]

Any books you recommend for the NCLEX beside Saunders? I went to the bookstore but dont know what to get, :rotfl: . Just need to practice more questions with prioritization, delegation, herbal meds, new format... there are few in the shelf (NSNA, Lippincott, Nclex 3000/3500, Incredibly Easy, Mosby, Kaplan) but i decided to ask you guys first before i buy one :wink2:

thank you

[suzanne4, RN]

I only like Saunders and there are multiple books available from them. Best in terms of explanations. And this works for my foreign students everytime.

[janetrette]

i had nclex 3000 and 3500 from my friends.

it's great to brush up the facts. questions are straight forward.

hope this helps! :balloons:

[NurseyBaby'05, BSN, RN]

I;ve been using Lippencott. I like that they provide the rationale for the wrong answers as well as the rationale for the ones that are correct.

[hdorsey]

What Lippincott book do you have?

[suzanne4, RN]

Stick with Saunders, the rationales are better, and that is what is important. My preference is to use one book only for review.

[mitchsmom]

I have a friend who took the NCLEX this summer that thought Saunders was way too easy & she said she liked the NSNA one.

I love the Saunders review book myself. I'll probably buy my friend's NSNA one too.

[TheCommuter, BSN, RN]

I personally like Frye's 3000 Nursing Bullets. It delivers a bunch of fast facts in a rapid, non-confusing style and is a great adjunct to the Saunders book.

[hdorsey]

I agree that you should stick with one publisher, but I have more than one book written by Saunders to reinforce the learning!

[Marie_LPN, RN, LPN, RN]

I didn't like Saunders whatsoever. I prefered Lippencott.

[hdorsey]

What is the name/description of cover of your book(s)?