Med-Surg Success: Nclex-Style Q&A Review

TWO BOOKS IN ONE!

• Q&A Course Review
• NCLEX(R) Prep

For each practice question, you'll find the answer, rationales for correct and incorrect responses, and a test-taking tip. You'll also find Clinical Judgment Case Studies and NGN clinical judgment question types testing the cognitive skills of the NCSBN's clinical judgment measurement model. The comprehensive exam at the end assesses your strengths and weaknesses, identifying areas for further study.

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A must have!"If you're taking Med-Surg, this will help you pass!!! Amazing questions WITH explanations. This is what I use to study for my exams and it hasn't failed me yet!"--JCR

Must have!"This practice book was the absolute best thing to help study in med surge nursing! If you're having problems and needing extra help this is the book to get!"--Sam

Love this book!"This is perfect for nursing school and NCLEX... practice questions with rationales to the right and wrong answers and test taking hints! I highly suggest it, you won't regret it!"--Heather

HIGHLY RECOMMEND."This book is AMAZING to improve your test-taking skills for nursing tests...helped me to get my test grades from C's to B's and low A's. Good luck."--Kay-Lyn

• New! Clinical Judgment Case Studies in each chapter and NGN clinical judgment question types testing the cognitive skills of the NCSBN's clinical judgment measurement model
• New! Chart/exhibit questions, where relevant
• New & Updated! New technology, current pharmacology and the latest terminology
• Updated & Revised! Latest advances in medical-surgical nursing and the 2023 NCLEX-RN(R) Test Plan

• Over 2,000 questions in all, including practice questions, a comprehensive exam at the end of each chapter, and a 100-question final exam at the end of the book, coded for easy review to assess mastery
• Over 500 alternate-format questions, including fill-in-the-blank, select-all-that-apply, place-in-order, figure-labeling, and chart/exhibit
• Questions on major drug classes, medication administration, delegation, management, and the nursing process throughout the text