hello everyone! i just got accepted into my schools rn nursing program:d! i was just wondering if any of you use helpful books, other than your school's textbooks, that help you with clinicals/studies/dosages/etc...what book, even pocket-sized book, would you recommend that is helpful for new nursing students?i went to barnes and noble today but they really didnt have a big selection for nursing students.i just want to be best prepared as i could be.p.s if you have any tips please share! i am unbelievably thrilled, that i am a step closer to my dream! hope to hear from you -jillian
BacktotheBeach, ADN, BSN, RN 498 Posts Has 11 years experience. Apr 13, 2011 I like the Saunder's NCLEX review. I use it to study for tests. Just do the practice questions on the same subject as your are testing in school. It really helps.I also have a few of the Made Incredibly Easy Books. If there is something you don't understand, these books really break it down. I like the Fluid and Electrolyte one especially.
turnforthenurse, MSN, NP 3,364 Posts Specializes in ER, progressive care. Has 7 years experience. Apr 15, 2011 Made Incredibly Easy makes some pocket guides. I really like the patho & F&E ones.As for other pocket guides, RNotes is a really good one!
