Lippincott's Q&A Review for NCLEX-RN® (Lippincott's Review for Nclex-Rn)

Practice Makes Perfect with Lippincott’s Q&A Review for NCLEX-RN®! Trusted by successful nursing students, Lippincott’s Q&A Review provides more practice questions than any other book, plus the essential preparation strategies you need to succeed on the NCLEX-RN examination! Written by Diane Billings, Ed.D, RN, FAAN, a nationally recognized test-item writer whose NCLEX preparation books have helped thousands of students pass the exam, Lippincott’s Q&A Review for NCLEX-RN is the book you need to take on the NCLEX with confidence. Any student who has passed the NCLEX will tell you that while studying quality practice questions is key, understanding how to approach each question type and having clear and complete rationales for correct and incorrect answers make a real difference in your success on the exam! Lippincott’s Q&A Review for NCLEX-RN combines powerful test-taking strategies for all question types with clear rationales that give the “why” behind all answer choices to provide the most effective way to study! Lippincott’s Q&A Review for NCLEX-RN offers: · Over 5,800 practice questions that cover all critical exam topics – more than any other book! Now with even more questions on pharmacology, delegation and leadership! · All alternate-format questions–including audio, video, and graphic option questions– that accurately reflect those you will see on the exam. · Thorough and detailed rationales for correct and incorrect responses provide the key to understanding exactly why your answer is correct or incorrect. · Sure-fire strategies to help you handle every question with confidence and make the most of your study time. · 6 comprehensivetests of 180 questions each that closely follow the exam format. · A bonus CD (PC and Mac compatible) with more than 1,300 practice questions in a fully interactive format that closely mirrors the actual NCLEX-RN experience. · 300 downloadable questions for iPod/iPhone so you can study on the go! Prepare for NCLEX Success with Lippincott’s Q&A Review!

Customer Reviews:

Best of many NCLEX review books

By C. S. Wagner "getfuzzyfan" - December 22, 2010

I have quite a collection of NCLEX review books and I must say that this is one of the best. I like the layout. The questions are in a section and then the rationales are behind each section with the edges of the paper in different colors so they are easier to find. The only change I would make is to the companion CD which doesn't allow you to chose what kind of questions you would like to practice with category wise, it is just broad based questions that can come from any NCLEX topic.

Recommended for NCLEX Study-ers AND Nursing Students

By BSN RN 2012 Grad - July 17, 2012

I passed NCLEX in 75 questions

I wasn't really concerned that I wouldn't, but this book was an excellent study tool that I wish I would have even done as a student if I had the motivation. Excellent lessons and concepts are presented in this book through high quality questions. Excellent, thorough rational as well. I only disagreed with a few, and there were minimal errors throughout the book (unlike other books I used to study). I would highly recommend this book for NCLEX study-ers and nursing students, too.

A little bit about myself to help calm nerves and possibly gauge your likelihood of passing (I know I would have appreciated this when I was reading book reviews). I graduated with my BSN in May 2012 with a 3.67 GPA, and I had my RN job lined up on an Oncology/Hospice unit the February before I graduated. I wasn't even going to study for the NCLEX, but became nervous when my many overdramatic nursing peers (even the smart ones) started signing up for KAPLAN... read more

Great study guide for nursing students!

By Kelly - December 17, 2010

This is a great resource to prepare for nursing school exams, and I'm sure it will help me with the NCLEX when I graduate! A must have for anyone in nursing school. The book breaks down each section so you can study what you need to know for an exam, not an entire section worth of questions.