NCLEX-RN Notes: Content Review & Exam Prep Third Edition

Todo el libro es buenísimo

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simplified to the bare minimum, for must-know pathologies, meds, etc.

great

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Huge life saver

I am a nurse and know how hard I studied for the NCLEX. In order to pass the test, you have to use a variety of study and prep tools.NCLEX-RN Notes is a small spiral bound content review and exam prep booklet. It has over 300 pages but is less than 5 inches long and a few inches wide.Anything that is going to be on the NCLEX, you will probably find here. There is information on anatomy, disease processes, dosage calculations, and more. There are test taking tips and a study skills guide.This book purchase also comes with an access code to Davis Plus website. I used my code to access the site and took a practice test. You can create practice tests for 500 question tests on this website. Each question has information about the question, so you can review your answers immediately. The key is learning. You can take the 500 question test, or stop at any time and have the test graded. Again, learning is the objective with these resources, and when you miss a question, you given the correct answer and information about that question.My advice to anyone taking the NCLEX is to study, study, study, and take as many practice tests as you can. When you get to the point where you are passing your practice tests with almost 90% or greater, you are probably ready. You can never been too ready. When you study and prepare for the NCLEX, you will not be as nervous during the test, and contrary to popular belief, you will have the confidence to know you passed the test.This is a handy study guide that comes with great test taking practice tests online. I highly recommend it.

This fits in a purse, an apron pocket, a labcoat pocket, or a console in a car. It's small, if I hold my thumb and pinkie out, that's how long it is, and it is only the width of my index finger. It is spiral bound at the top and the pages turn easily. The paper is thick enough that the pages should not easily tear out.I think this is not only good for students studying for exams, but it's also good for student nurses doing preceptorships, nurses that have perhaps been out of the field for a while that would just like to brush up or as part of a unit library that would be helpful for nurses who are pulled out of their primary specialty. Of course, the problem with making it part of a unit library is that it is small enough be misplaced or 'walk off.'It really packs a lot into a small format, yet it is easy to read, with the information laid out in a concise, well-organized format with lots of tables. It is laid out by types of nursing, such as pediatrics, psychiatric, ect. There's a good bit included on diagnostics and assessment.Interventions are nursing- this has a bit of pharmacology in it but that's not its forte. It does have a lot of medical terminology in it, and it is presented in such a way to get a studying or new nurse used to identifying and remembering it.