Nursing School: Test Taking Tips and Strategies

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Kind of a long video but I hope you find it helpful.
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The examples used were found in Saunder's Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN Examination as well as from my school's nursing tutoring website. I in no way own this content.

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Комментарии : 28

@horseynet 11 лет назад

Love your videos! Would love to see how you organise your work e.g. folders, your planner, prioritizing tasks etc. And how you revise and take notes x

@RobinsDocumentedLife 11 лет назад

Boy you said it, "My knowldege from lecture is so much more than what my grade reflects." Sooo true and I feel the exact same way. I'm in my first semester and struggling somewhat with that. lol Also, these styles of questions are hard to get used to. I'm getting better though. Just made a video last night talking about this. lol Great video, Heather! Go get'em!

@peachbelleable 11 лет назад

Excellent video! I enjoyed the test taking strategies. I totally understand how frustrating nursing tests can be. I'm in the 3rd semester of an RN program and I just got my first C on a test. I was a little disappointed, but in the end we just need to pass. Good luck to you and keep us updated!

@heatherheartsnursing 11 лет назад

yes, you must take a math class as a pre-req and we do dosage calculations every semester that you must pass in order to complete the program

@vhen1930 11 лет назад

I agree @ Katelyn select all that apply questions are a killer.....

@heatherheartsnursing 11 лет назад

i totally feel you! however, like i said, passing still gets you to graduation and taking that NCLEX so that's all you can really hope for... though i know i'm a perfectionist and want those As!

@heatherheartsnursing 11 лет назад

I will try and see if I can find some! I struggle with those as well, they are hard.

@NursingStudentNaomi 11 лет назад

Thank you for this vid hun! & good luck on your next exams, you'll do great =)

@jordanstivers5866 11 лет назад

Hyponatremic patients, you would restrict fluid intake because your fluid balance is directly related to your sodium concentration in your blood.

@kelcypates 11 лет назад

Is that your dog whining in the background? lol and great video!

@heatherheartsnursing 11 лет назад

glad to help!

@Mizzfm1 11 лет назад

Hi heather, thank you so much. Please do more am struggling 2 semester of LPN... I think you can help me through :)

@doniabrown2310 9 лет назад

Awesome video

@heatherheartsnursing 11 лет назад

great idea! do you mean notes for class or nurses notes?

@MsALewis2 11 лет назад

Very helpful!

@vhen1930 11 лет назад

Thank you!

@heatherheartsnursing 11 лет назад

yes, he gets hyper when I make videos for some reason! haha

@StickyIckiCandy 11 лет назад

hey heather, thanks so much for the helpful tips! when you had to dilute your protonix, did you put it in a 15 ml or 30 ml syringe? just curious! :)

@joannebeautiful10 11 лет назад

Thanks, this was helpful.

@therealKatyAnn 11 лет назад

Do you have any tips for "select all that apply" nursing questions? They all killing me in my tests! Thanks - Katie

@heatherheartsnursing 11 лет назад

thank YOU! ;)

@binkiebabee1255 11 лет назад

I'm a CNA and I'm taking my TEAS exam next Monday and wanted to know if you could give me any advice on the math part. I'm horrible in math and probably will fail it, I have major anxiety and do not test well as it is. Any suggestions?

@jordanstivers5866 11 лет назад

I dilute everything. Basically any drug has potential to be a vesicant.